Skippr — Auto-skip intros, credits and ads on every streaming service.

features

Eight platforms, one shortcut to the part you came for.

Skippr watches the DOM, detects the moments your show isn't actually playing, and jumps past them. Every feature is per-platform toggleable.

Auto-skip intros

Detects the "Skip intro" prompt the moment the player renders it. No flashing, no half-second pause — straight cut.

all 8 platforms

Auto-skip credits

Jumps to the next episode the moment the credits start — or watch them if you actually want to, per-platform toggle.

watch-credits override

Skip pre-roll ads

Blocks Prime Video, Paramount+ and HBO Max pre-roll and mid-roll ads from playing. Stops the autoplay timer dead. Tracks total ad time saved.

prime · paramount+ · hbo max

Reskinned Netflix player

Skippr replaces Netflix's default control bar with a cleaner overlay: custom-drawn icons, a hairline progress bar at the bottom edge, and a real playback speed selector where Netflix put a mystery arrow button that doesn't do anything. Toggle on or off in the popup.

netflix · toggle anytime

Speed slider

A real playback speed control with a draggable slider, themed per platform. Set a default speed that applies on every video, or grab the slider mid-watch.

0.5× → 3× · keyboard d / s

Rewind on miss

If a skip lands wrong, a small toast in the player offers one-click rewind. Auto-dismisses after 6s.

post-skip

Double-click fullscreen

The interaction every player should have already had. Double-tap anywhere on the video to enter or exit fullscreen.

all 8 platforms

Skip "Are you still watching?"

Netflix's binge-interrupting prompt clicked away the moment it appears. No more reaching for the remote two episodes in.

netflix

Auto-select profile

Picks your profile automatically on Netflix and Crunchyroll when you land on the chooser screen. One less click between you and the show.

netflix · crunchyroll

Selector health monitor

Streaming sites rewrite their DOM constantly, and selectors break. Skippr tracks every visit + skip in real time and shows you which platforms are still working — before you even notice.

in the Options page · Health tab

Local-only

Settings & stats live in browser.storage.local. No accounts. No server.

no network calls

how it works

Install once. Never click "Skip intro" again.

01

Install the extension

One click on Firefox Add-ons or the Chrome Web Store. Defaults are sensible — you can start watching right away.

02

Open the popup once

Toggle features per platform if defaults aren't quite right — e.g. turn off ad-skip on Crunchyroll where ads are part of the deal.

Netflix 4/4

Crunchyroll 3/4

Prime Video 4/4

03

Watch your show

Skippr runs silently. The toolbar badge counts how many skips it's saved you. Stats & selector health live in the Options page.

your stats

Intros— Credits— Ads— Ad time—

supported platforms

Eight services. One extension.

All the major Western streaming platforms, plus dedicated support for anime on Crunchyroll and ADN.

Netflix intros · credits · custom player

Prime Video intros · credits · ads

Disney+ intros · credits

HBO Max intros · credits · ads

Apple TV+ intros · credits

Paramount+ intros · credits · ads

Crunchyroll intros · credits · profile

ADN intros · credits

privacy

Local-only. No accounts. No telemetry.

Skippr requests the storage permission, nothing else. There is no backend. Nothing ever leaves your browser.

No tracking

Zero analytics. Zero network requests. Your viewing habits stay on your device.

No accounts

Install and use. No sign-up, no email, no cloud sync, no profile to manage.

No network calls

Skippr never opens a connection. Not for analytics, not for sync, not for anything. Verifiable in your browser's network tab.

Minimal permissions

Only the storage permission, plus host access to the eight streaming domains.

Read the full privacy policy →

faq

Questions, briefly.

Will it break when Netflix changes its UI?

Probably, eventually — every streaming site rewrites their player every few months. Skippr's Health tab tells you the moment a platform stops detecting skips, and we ship fixes as soon as selectors break.

Does it work on mobile?

Skippr is a desktop browser extension (Firefox + Chromium-based browsers). Firefox on Android supports a subset of extensions and Skippr works there — but the player UIs on mobile are different so detection is less reliable. Best fit: desktop.

Is it available on the Chrome Web Store?

Skippr is live on Firefox Add-ons. The Chrome Web Store listing is coming soon.

Can I disable it on a specific show or season?

Not yet — granularity is at the platform level (toggle per-platform in the popup or Options page). Per-show overrides are on the roadmap, but they require URL pattern matching that's brittle across platforms.

Why "skip credits" and "watch credits"?

They're independent. Skip credits jumps you to the next episode the moment credits start. Watch credits overrides that for platforms where you actually want to see them — Marvel post-credit scenes, anime ED songs, etc.

Does it touch DRM?

No. Skippr only manipulates the DOM and the public HTMLVideoElement API. It doesn't decrypt, re-encode, download, or proxy any content. If a player exposes a "skip" button, Skippr clicks it. If it doesn't, Skippr seeks the video element forward.

Skip intros. Skip credits.
Skip ads. Watch the show.