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Adds a playback speed slider to the YouTube video page. Transform your YouTube experience with fluid, mobile-style gestures on your desktop. TubeNitro takes the native "Long Press for 2x" feature and supercharges it, giving you precise control over video speed simply by sliding your mouse. Why TubeNitro? YouTube's native 2x speed is useful, but often limiting. It’s either too fast for tutorials or too slow for skimming content. TubeNitro removes these limits. Whether you need to slow down to 0.5x to catch a detail or speed up to 10x to fly through a boring vlog, the control is literally at your fingertips. How It Works We’ve designed the most intuitive interaction for speed control: 👆 Just Long-Press & Slide. While long-pressing anywhere on the video: Slide Up ⬆️: Accelerate smoothly (up to 10x). Slide Down ⬇️: Decelerate (down to 0.5x). No hotkeys to memorize. No menus to dig through. Just pure, fluid control. Key Features 🚀 Massive Range: Break the 2x barrier. Freely adjust speed from 0.5x to 10.0x. 🎯 Precision Control: Fine-tune the playback rate to match your exact pacing needs. 👀 Visual Feedback: Real-time speed overlay lets you see exactly how fast you're going. 🍃 Lightweight & Native: Designed to blend seamlessly with the YouTube player. It feels like a native feature, only better. Install TubeNitro today and watch videos at your pace, not theirs.
Feb 24, 2026
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