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When a Short is finished it automatically moves on to the next one. Tired of constantly scrolling your mouse or swiping your screen while watching YouTube Shorts? "Auto Scroller for YouTube Shorts" makes your viewing experience completely hands-free! Once a Shorts video ends, the extension automatically detects it and seamlessly scrolls down to the next video. Just sit back, relax, and enjoy an uninterrupted stream of videos without lifting a finger. 🚀 FEATURES: • Auto-Scroll: Instantly moves to the next Short as soon as the current one finishes. • User-Friendly Interface: Easily toggle the auto-scroll feature on or off with a single click from the extension popup. • Lightweight & Fast: Only runs on "youtube.com/shorts/" pages, ensuring it doesn't affect your browser's performance on other websites. • Native Integration: Works smoothly with YouTube's native player without injecting heavy scripts. ⚡ HOW TO USE: 1. Install the extension. 2. Turn on the extension. 3. Open any YouTube Shorts video and F5. 4. Sit back and relax! The videos will scroll automatically as they finish. (You can pause the extension anytime from the popup menu). 🔒 PRIVACY: This extension respects your privacy. It does not collect, track, or sell your personal data. It works entirely locally on your browser by simply checking when a Shorts video completes.
May 16, 2026
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