YouTube Shorts Auto Scroll

About

YouTube Shorts Auto Scroll moves you to the next Short the moment the current one finishes, instead of letting it loop on the same video until you swipe. You watch each Short once, and the feed keeps moving on its own.

How it works

A small panel appears while you're on the Shorts page. Leave it switched on and the extension watches the video that's playing; when it reaches the end, it advances to the next Short for you. You stay in control — if you pause a video, open the comments to read or reply, or switch to another tab, it waits and picks up again when you come back.

There's also an optional length filter. It's on by default at 60 seconds: any Short longer than your chosen limit is skipped near the start, so longer clips don't interrupt a quick scroll. Set the cutoff to whatever suits you, or turn it off entirely.

The panel keeps a few simple counts, how many Shorts it has advanced this session and in total, how many long ones it skipped, and a rough estimate of the watching time that saved you. You can switch between five colour themes, drag the panel anywhere on screen, and minimise it to a small badge. Your settings and counts are remembered between visits.

Privacy

The extension only stores your settings and counters on your own device. It doesn't collect, transmit, or share any data, and it asks for no account access. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or sponsored by YouTube or Google. All trademarks belong to their respective owners.