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Automatically scrolls to the next Reel or Short on Facebook, Instagram, and YouTube when the current video ends. Reel Scroller makes watching short-form videos completely hands-free. The moment a Reel or Short finishes, it automatically advances to the next one — no tapping, no clicking, no interruptions. 🎬 HOW IT WORKS Reel Scroller listens for each video to finish (or get close to the end), then triggers the platform's native "next" button. It works seamlessly with YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, and Facebook Reels. ✅ FEATURES • Auto-advance on YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels & Facebook Reels • Master on/off toggle — enable or disable with one click • Per-platform controls — turn off any platform independently • Adjustable delay — set 0–10 seconds before advancing • Smart near-end detection — triggers before the video fully ends for a seamless experience • Follows SPA navigation — works even as you browse between pages • Settings sync across devices via Chrome sync storage 🔒 PRIVACY FIRST Reel Scroller does NOT collect, store, or transmit any personal data. It does not track your watch history, viewing behavior, or any identifiable information. All settings are stored locally via Chrome's built-in sync storage and never leave your browser ecosystem. 🚀 GETTING STARTED 1. Install the extension 2. Click the Reel Scroller icon in your toolbar 3. Toggle "Auto Scroll" ON 4. Open YouTube Shorts, Instagram Reels, or Facebook Reels and enjoy! No account required. No sign-in. Just install and scroll.
Jun 17, 2026
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