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Magic Actions For YouTube: A Super New Look & Features For YouTube

Magic Actions for YouTube provides a super new look and features for YouTube. Magic Actions for YouTube is a lightweight and useful add-in designed for a more comfortable watching experience. You will get features such as Sexy Back light, AutoHD, Mouse Wheel Volume Control, Auto Wide, and more!


Instant control over volume:
  • OSD on-screen display.
  • Supported on youtube.com
  • Any webpage with an embedded YouTube video.
  • Any page with a HTML5 video player.


AutoHD feature:
  • Highers > HD1080p > HD720p > 480p > 360p > 240p
  • Supported on youtube.com
  • Any web page with an embedded YouTube video.


Cinema Mode:
  • Make you feel as if you were in a movie theater! 
  • Mouse-wheel to change opacity.
  • Click again to toggle back to the normal view.


Auto-play Videos:
  • Allow/deny pre-loading a video on youtube.com 
  • supported on youtube.com
  • Any webpage with an embedded YouTube video.
Add 'Magic Actions for YouTube' extension to your Google Chrome browser.
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