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I have tried these kinds of extensions before, and it always seems easier to just press "<" on my keyboard to slow down the video and ">" to speed it up, which
by tripplyons 2y ago
I have tried these kinds of extensions before, and it always seems easier to just press "<" on my keyboard to slow down the video and ">" to speed it up, which is supported by default on YouTube.
- nomilk 2y ago< and > are handy shortcuts, thanks, didn't even know of these! A downside is they have to be pressed for every video (mildly annoying if watching a playlist or if the keyboard isn't within arm's reach) (they also top out at 2x, this may or may not be a problem depending on preferences).