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The missing sleep timer for Spotify Web Player. Automatically stop music, podcasts, and audiobooks to save battery. Sleep Timer for Spotify™ & Web Player Finally, a way to set a sleep timer on the Spotify Web Player! 🌙 The Problem: Spotify’s mobile app has a great sleep timer, but the desktop and web player versions are missing this essential feature. If you fall asleep listening to music on your laptop, it plays all night—draining your battery and waking you up later. The Solution: This extension adds a simple, lightweight sleep timer directly to your browser. Whether you are listening to rain sounds, a podcast, or your favorite playlist, you can now set a timer and drift off without worry. Key Features: ✅ Auto-Stop Audio: Automatically pauses music, podcasts, or white noise after your chosen time. ✅ Battery Saver: Prevents your laptop from running all night, saving battery life and data bandwidth. ✅ No Account Needed: Works instantly. No login, no tracking, no bloat. ✅ Lightweight: Runs quietly in the background with zero lag. Perfect For: 😴 Falling asleep to audiobooks or podcasts. 🎧 Using Spotify for white noise or relaxation during naps. ⏱️ Managing study sessions (use it as a Pomodoro timer for your music). How to use: Open the Spotify Web Player (open.spotify.com). Click the extension icon in your toolbar. Set your desired duration (e.g., 30 minutes). Relax—the music will fade out or stop automatically when the time is up. Privacy Policy: We believe in privacy. This extension does not collect any personal data, does not track your browsing history, and does not require a Spotify login to function. It simply sends a "pause" command to the active tab. Disclaimer: This is an independent project and is not affiliated with, associated with, or endorsed by Spotify AB. "Spotify" is a registered trademark of Spotify AB.
Feb 4, 2026
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