jonluca/perfect-prime

Perfect Prime is a Chrome extension that makes binge-watching on Amazon Prime Video smoother by automatically skipping things you probably don't want to watch. Instead of manually clicking "skip intro" before every episode or sitting through recaps and ads, the extension handles it for you. It can also automatically start the next episode when the current one ends, or do the opposite if you prefer to let credits roll. The extension works by running quietly in your browser while you watch Prime Video. It detects when a skippable segment appears, like an intro or recap, and triggers the skip button for you. You can toggle each feature on or off through an options menu that appears when you click the extension's icon in your browser toolbar. So if you love watching opening credits but hate sitting through recaps, you can set it to skip only the recaps. This is built for people who watch multiple episodes in a row on Prime Video and want to reduce the friction between episodes. If you've ever settled in for a long binge session and found yourself repeatedly clicking skip every twenty minutes, this saves you that effort. It's a small quality-of-life tool aimed at frequent Prime Video viewers who want a more seamless watching experience. The project is a fairly lightweight browser extension built with JavaScript, jQuery, and a couple of older libraries used for the settings page interface. The developer also included translations for multiple languages, though they note these were done with Google Translate and may not be perfect. It's a focused tool that does one thing: streamline the Prime Video watching experience without much fuss.