YouTube Intro Skipper

A Chrome extension for starting YouTube videos at predefined start time

What is YouTube Intro Skipper?

YouTube Intro Skipper is a Chrome extension that eliminates the need to manually fast forward through YouTube video intros and ads. Simply configure target channels and set start time for effortless skipping. Say goodbye to tedious interruptions and hello to uninterrupted viewing experience on your favorite channels.

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By: hcwtam

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 304 ▲ 5

Rating: 3.88 (8)

Version: 0.1.0 (Last updated: 2022-11-13)

Creation date: 2022-11-13

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 3

Permissions:

storage
tabs

Host permissions:

https://www.youtube.com/

Size: 19.04K

Email: hc*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 49454 ▲ 75

Other rankings

#8337 in Workflow & Planning ▲ 19 #108 in give keyword 7 ▲ 11 #186 in skip ads keyword 60 ▼ 3 #262 in youtube keyword 82 ▲

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Not available on Firefox

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Extension summary

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AdBlock is, without a doubt, one of the best things that have happened to mankind. What if you also want to skip the usual intro/ads in the beginning videos of your favourite channels? Yes, you can fast forward manually, but it can get tedious.

We proudly present, Youtube Skipper. Configure target channels, set start time, forget about it. Don't give me excuses, GIVE ME RESULTS!

User reviews

Marko Štimac/Roberto Lion, I can confirm that the YouTube intro skipper extension is 100% functional, and I’ve tested it on the channels you mentioned. However, there’s something interesting I’ve noticed. For example, when I typed 'Jokes Everyday' or 'Jokes.Everyday,' the extension didn’t work. But when I copy-pasted the exact same text using [CTRL-C & CTRL-V], it worked perfectly! I’ve tested this across 10-12 different channels. Here’s when it doesn't seem to work: 1. In some channels, When you manually type the channel name (not sure why this happens). 2. After reloading/refreshing the current tab. 3. When you copy/paste the link on the same page. But it works flawlessly if you try it in a new tab, and even better in a completely new session.

Aravindhan Kumar, 2024-09-10

It does work yay

Und jetzt?, 2024-08-12

I tried it and I can't make it to work completely. I believe that it works ok when the channel name has only one word (like "Monotone") but when a channel name has two words, maybe even with different uppercase letters (like "FrivolousFox ASMR") in that case it doesn't do anything. Could you fix it please?