How to Skp intro Fillers While Watching Shows on Netflix

Ever notice how with every show it previews, Netflix plays a trailer video? Many users find this annoying, as they believe these videos should be optional rather than mandatory.
While Netflix hasn’t yet given viewers the option to turn these preview videos off, there is a Chrome/Firefox extension called ‘Netflix Tweaked’ that can help. It allows users to skip these short videos. It also sets the ‘Continue Watching’ and ‘My List’ feeds to the number 1 and number 2 positions under Netflix’s ‘Featured Content’.
This helps minimize scrolling and allows quicker access to the shows they are most likely to watch - those on the ‘Continue Watching’ and ‘My List’ feeds. Here’s how to access ‘Netflix Tweaked’ from Chrome:

1. Enter ‘Chrome Extension Netflix Tweaked’ in your browser search bar.
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2. Select ‘Netflix Tweaked- Chrome Web Store’
This will help you download the extension directly from the Chrome Web Store.
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3. Select ‘Add to Chrome Extension’
A new screen will pop up with an overview of the extension, and show its logo and design. On the right side of the screen there will be a blue block with the words ‘Add to Chrome’. Click it to start downloading the extension.
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A new prompt will ask ‘Add Netflix Tweaked?’ Select ‘Add extension’.
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4. Netflix Tweaked has been added to Chrome
The extension has now been added to Chrome, and will be visible when the extension can act on the current page.
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5. Revert back to Netflix home page
When you revert back to the home page, you will notice there is an option to ‘Play’ the show trailers, as opposed to previously, when it played automatically.
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  • ■ The extension also automatically adds the ‘My List’ and ‘Continue Watching’ feeds as first two user feeds. Previously, Netflix recommended content came first. This is done so that viewers don’t have to scroll down before getting to their favorite lists, and the content they were already watching.
Note that this feature is only available on web browsers (Chrome and Firefox) at present, and is not yet available for televisions and other media players. Hopefully, Netflix will listen to subscribers and make trailer videos optional. Until then, this will have to do - at least if you’re browsing. Otherwise, just grin and bear them.
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