Pick up your videos exactly where you left off

Yes. The free version lets you save and resume up to 20 videos, with automatic saving, no ads and no account. Premium (€0.99 a month, €4.99 a year or €9.99 for life) adds unlimited saves, sync, categories and profiles, statistics, a site list for automatic saving, and import. If you used StreamMaster before version 2.2, every feature stays free for you.

Videos you’ve already saved keep being updated, but no new video is added: delete a save, or go Premium for unlimited saves.

Sites that use a standard HTML5 video player, such as YouTube or Vimeo. Some protected or custom players can prevent resuming, and a video embedded from another site (iframe) may not resume automatically. If a site causes problems, let me know.

Since version 2.2, it’s on by default on all sites for new installs: the position is saved while the video plays, along with the page’s address and title, every 30 seconds by default (anywhere from 10 to 300 seconds, in the Settings tab), and every time you pause. You can turn it off in the Settings tab. The “Selected sites only” mode limits automatic saving to a list of sites (Premium).

Resuming waits for the video to load, for up to about 50 seconds: an ad or a slow page can delay it. A save is tied to the exact address of the page, so if the site changes the address, resuming can fail. Some players block seeking: in that case, skip to the time shown in the list yourself.

Your saves (page address and title, video position) and the time watched per site are stored in your browser and are not sent to the publisher. If you turn on sync (Premium), your saves are copied to your Google account through Chrome sync. Premium payments go through ExtensionPay and Stripe; the data that ExtensionPay stores (installation date and, if you open the payment or login page, a technical identifier, the purchase status and, after a purchase, your email address) is copied to your Google account if Chrome sync is on. No data is sold.

In the Settings tab, turn on “Chrome Sync” (Premium). Your saves are copied to your Google account and show up on your other computers signed in to Chrome with sync turned on. Chrome limits sync storage: if you have a lot of saves, the oldest ones may stay on the device only.

In the Settings tab, under Data, “Export” downloads all your data as a JSON file (free); importing a file is part of Premium. “Clear all data” (version 2.2 and later) deletes your saves, including their synced copy, the “Watch later” list, the history, profiles and categories, and resets the settings to their defaults: automatic saving is therefore switched back on for all sites, and you can turn it off again. Your Premium status is kept. Uninstalling the extension also deletes the local data.

In the extension’s Settings tab, the “Subscription” button opens the ExtensionPay page where you can manage or cancel your subscription; cancellation takes effect at the end of the period you paid for. On another computer, use “Already Premium? Log in”. You have a 14-day right of withdrawal: write to contact@flavienhue.fr.