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Change the playback speed of videos and audio clips in your current tab. Speed Sail gives you the power to change the speed of videos and audio clips in your current tab! From slowing down videos or audio to help with learning a new language, to speeding up lectures to save time, Speed Sail has many uses to make your life easier! -Whats new: -Update 1.1.0 is here! -When opening the extension pop up the slider will now be set to the last speed you applied. This makes it easier to quickly re-apply a speed selection if it was lost by the page being refreshed or an ad being shown over the video. -Now values on the slider from 0.25 to 2 are incremented by 0.25, while values from 2 to 16 are incremented by 1. This makes the slider less cluttered with values and makes it easier to pick the value you want without skipping over it. -For update history vist: https://github.com/RyanHelgoth/speed-sail/wiki/Update-History -Features: -Applies speed change to every supported video and audio clip in the current tab. -Default speed button to quickly switch back to 1x speed. -Speed ranges from 0.25x to 16x. -Supports many websites including YouTube, Reddit, Twitter, and Facebook. -Note: -While Speed Sail works with most websites, some are not currently supported such as Spotify and SoundCloud. -Currently only supports English. -Credits: -Ryan Helgoth: Wrote all JavaScript, HTML, and CSS for Speed Sail. -References used can be found in code as comments at: https://github.com/RyanHelgoth/speed-sail -Jonah Farkasdi: Made logos and promotional image.
Jul 21, 2021
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