Browser Studies
Video Focus Speed
Local Chrome extension for speeding up HTML5 video, dimming page distractions, and saving useful video links in a compact library.
Purpose
Found videos stay in focus
Useful videos often sit inside search pages, recommendations, sidebars and unrelated navigation. The extension does one small thing well: it keeps the useful controls near the player.
Video Focus Speed does not replace the website and does not need a server. It works as a local browser tool: speed control, theater mode and saved links for videos worth returning to.
Workflow
From found video to saved link
- Find. The user scrolls a page, starts the useful video, and the extension targets the active player.
- Speed up. The floating panel gives speed steps without reopening the extension popup.
- Focus. Theater mode dims everything around the video rectangle without rearranging the page.
- Save. The popup stores the current URL, title, domain and timestamp in the library.
- Return. The compact list keeps saved videos searchable without oversized cards.
Interface
A tiny page panel and a compact saved-link popup
Booklet
A short presentation captures the MVP idea
The booklet presents the idea, not a web version of the extension: why the floating panel exists, why theater mode is geometry-based, and how the saved-link library works.
The file opens as an editable PowerPoint deck and can be reused for internal demos, notes, or future packaging decisions.
Status
This is a booklet, not a web version of the extension
This website does not run the extension: Video Focus Speed works inside Chrome, uses browser local storage and attaches to pages through a content script.
It is currently a local MVP. A public archive link can be added separately after the distribution choice is made.