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ContinuousPlay

Auto-clicks YouTube's 'Continue watching?' prompt so playback never stalls - runs only on youtube.com, collects no data.

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Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
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Version1.0.1
ManifestV3
Size49.39KiB
Languages1English
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ContinuousPlay keeps YouTube playing, automatically.

YouTube interrupts long sessions with the "Video paused. Continue watching?" prompt. ContinuousPlay watches for that prompt and clicks Continue the instant it appears - so your music, lectures, and background video never stall.

Why you'll want it

- Never stalls: it auto-clicks the "Continue watching?" confirmation the moment it appears, so playback just keeps going.

- Zero setup: no options, no account, no popups. Install it and forget it - it only runs on youtube.com.

- Private by design: no data collected, no network calls, no tracking. It asks for zero permissions beyond YouTube itself.

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