Auto Scroll for YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram & Facebook

Auto scroll YouTube Shorts, TikTok, Instagram Reels & Facebook videos - hands‑free. Auto scroll to next clip when current video end Automate your social media workflow with intelligent video detection. Smart Auto-Scroll Assist eliminates manual navigation on major video platforms. Designed for creators, researchers, and multitaskers, this tool automatically advances to the next clip immediately upon video completion, ensuring a seamless consumption workflow. Core Capabilities: ✅ Intelligent Auto-Navigation: Detects video end-points on YouTube Shorts™, Instagram Reels™, TikTok™, and Facebook Reels™ to scroll automatically. ✨ NEW: Smart Content Filtering: Take full control of your feed with advanced skip logic: Keyword & Hashtag Blocker: Automatically skip videos containing unwanted topics (e.g., drama, politics, crypto). Ad & Sponsored Skip: Detects and bypasses "Sponsored" or "Paid Partnership" content on all supported platforms. Live Stream Bypass: Seamlessly skips Live sessions to keep you focused on short-form clips. Duration Filtering: Set minimum or maximum time limits to automatically skip videos that are too short or too long. ⚙️ Granular Control: Enable or disable automation and filters for individual platforms via a user-friendly popup dashboard. 📊 Usage Analytics: Monitor your activity with built-in counters for daily and total scrolls (supports CSV data export). ☕ Wellness & Accessibility: Integrated break reminders and playback speed adjustments to prevent digital fatigue. 🔒 Local-First Architecture: Zero data collection. All configurations and statistics are stored locally on your machine for maximum privacy. Quick Setup Guide: Install the extension. Toggle On your desired platforms and Smart Filter settings in the menu. Refresh your tab. Scroll Once manually to initialize the script. Technical Note: Ensure the page is fully loaded before relying on auto-scroll. The Smart Filter performs DOM-level analysis to detect ads and keywords within the first 3 seconds of video playback to ensure high performance.