Stream AdBlock

Block ads on streaming sites like Twitch (beta), Hulu, Amazon Prime Video.

Stream AdBlock - Block ads on streaming sites

Stream AdBlock is a Chrome extension that automatically skips through ads on streaming sites like Hulu & Amazon Prime Video. Experimental support for Twitch ad block. Try it now!

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2020-12-23 due to Chrome Web Store policy violation

By: Alejandro Esquivel

Users: 1,158+

Rating: 3.38

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Version: 1.1.7 (Last updated: 2020-11-25)

Risk impact: Low risk impact

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Manifest version: 2

Size: 76.85K

Price: Free

Email: *****@alejandro.ltd

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You're watching your favourite show while paying a fortune for your streaming subscriptions, all of a sudden an ad appears in the screen :|. Well no more, this extension automatically skips through ads on streaming sites like Hulu & Amazon Prime Video. Twitch ad block is experimental, please send me a message with your experience when using Twitch before reviewing.

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Thank you so much :) It fast forwarded through the ads super quick. Dec 10 2020. I watched Prime video happily :)

Craig Conway, 2020-12-10

I really want something to ban those interminable ads Prime Video has for their own originals! I'm already paying for the service, why force me to look at an ad to buy something I already got? You can't get me to pay anymore than I already am paying for! Unfortunately, this extension does NOT work for those ads, as of 12/9/2020. I also tried out this extension for the "free with ads" videos that aren't actually included with prime, but can be watched there, e.g. IMDB tv. It doesn't actually remove the ad breaks, but it does fast forward through all of them in about 3 seconds. That's nice, but I'd much prefer having an uninterrupted watching experience. What makes ads really disruptive is taking you out of the experience anytime they appear, even if it's not for long.