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Speed up any video on YouTube, Netflix, Crunchyroll and more. Keyboard shortcuts, draggable overlay, speed persists. Control video playback speed on YouTube, Netflix, Disney+, Crunchyroll, and every streaming site. Envious Speed Controller gives you a draggable on-screen widget and keyboard shortcuts to speed up, slow down, rewind, and fast-forward any video without leaving fullscreen. Your speed persists across videos and page refreshes. Set 1.5x once and forget about it. WORKS EVERYWHERE YOU WATCH Any site with HTML5 video — streaming, lectures, courses, webinars. If it plays video, Envious controls it. KEY FEATURES - Speed up or slow down any video with one click or keyboard shortcut - Draggable overlay that auto-fades after 3 seconds - Speed persists between videos and survives page refreshes - Works in normal, theater, fullscreen, and picture-in-picture - Rate defense: automatically re-applies your speed when streaming sites try to reset it - Fully customizable shortcuts, step size, and default speed DEFAULT KEYBOARD SHORTCUTS S: Decrease speed D: Increase speed R: Reset to 1.0x Z: Rewind 10 seconds X: Forward 10 seconds V: Toggle overlay visibility LIGHTWEIGHT AND PRIVATE - Zero data collection: no analytics, no telemetry - 100% local code: no remote scripts or CDN calls - Under 50KB total: no background process draining your battery - Free forever: no paywall, no premium tier
May 26, 2026
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