This is the most hilariously ingenious addon I've ever seen short of ublock and maybe the universal web-page darkener

EXCELLENT addon, works VERY well. The only issue: the author's imposed limit on amount of allowed sponsor segments is not high enough to cover all the network television ad breaks on their YouTube live-streams. my only suggestion is to bump up this limit to scale with the length of the video, not just have a hard cap of 10 or whatever it is, regardless of the video's length.

This is simply essential. Mozilla must have this extension in recommended section. Working great on every video with tedious sponsored content I stumbled upon, opensource, and with properly explained privacy-policy (which is obviously important in such software that requires phoning back)

I've had the thought for this kind of app several times when annoyed by ads but I never looked to close into whether or not someone had already made something like it.
I was quite happy when I found this extension although somewhat surprised I hadn't run into it earlier given my active interest in adblocking.
Works great, love it. Thanks for making it.

PS. Have you ever considered adding the ability to ad a black rectangle over the screen (moveable and resizable by the reporter) so it might cover sponsored banners invid when skipping would also skip valuable content? Just a suggestion, although I do not know if it would be feasible.

Great way to skip sponsors, open source, actually has an active community, intrusive. It's just great.

I love this addon, I hate sponsor segments and it was to the point that I started to unsubscribe from certain channels with more obnoxious segments, this is a great addition to my short-list of must haves.

I have to say, the collection of data is a concern, but I suppose since the sponsored segment times come from user submissions, the data collection is a must, to deter and stop bad-actors from submitting wrong data.

I see it as a necessary evil.

5 stars for quality addon, source code and clear and understandable privacy policy.

This should be part of the "Recommended" addons by Firefox.

Ajay, please apply for it!