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유튜브 동영상 탭에서 첫 영상으로 자동 스크롤, 톱으로 가기, 천천히 톱으로 가기 기능 Autoscroll is a powerful Chrome extension designed for YouTube enthusiasts who want to quickly and easily access the earliest videos on any YouTube channel. Instead of endlessly scrolling through pages of videos, Autoscroll automates the process, taking you directly to a channel’s first uploads with minimal effort. Key Features: Automatic Scrolling: No more manual scrolling. With one click, the extension takes you straight to the bottom of a YouTube channel’s video list. Time Saver: Ideal for users who want to explore the origin of their favorite content creators without wasting time scrolling through hundreds of videos. User-Friendly: A simple and intuitive interface that makes navigating YouTube’s extensive video libraries hassle-free. Efficient: Whether you're a researcher, content creator, or just curious about a channel's beginnings, this tool helps you find what you're looking for fast. Why Install Autoscroll? If you’ve ever tried to find the first video on a YouTube channel, you know how tedious and time-consuming it can be. Autoscroll eliminates the need for endless scrolling, saving you time and letting you focus on discovering the earliest videos of any creator with ease. It's a must-have tool for anyone interested in diving deep into a channel's history or exploring how a YouTuber started.
Dec 9, 2025
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