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This SponsorBlock wiki page lists third-party ports of the browser extension for other platforms and explains how to report issues.
About Ports
This wiki page from the SponsorBlock project lists third-party ports of SponsorBlock, a browser extension that skips sponsor segments in YouTube videos. The ports are built for other platforms, including Android, Android TV, Chromecast, Apple TV, Roku, iOS, Safari on macOS, Sailfish OS, desktop apps, the MPV and Kodi media players, and tools for downloaded videos. Each entry names a developer and gives a short description, and the page explains where to report issues.
The page states that the SponsorBlock author does not make or review these ports. Issues and feature requests should go to the developer of the specific port, and the page says to use the ports at your own risk. Feature sets differ between ports, and the page notes some limits, such as auto skip only in one Android fork. Pricing is unknown.
Key features
- Lists third-party SponsorBlock ports for Android, Android TV, and Chromecast
- Covers ports for Apple TV, Roku, iOS, and Safari on macOS
- Includes SponsorBlock plugins for the MPV player and Kodi
- Lists tools that cut or mark sponsor segments in downloaded YouTube videos
- Notes differences in skipping, submitting, and voting support between ports
- Gives each port's developer name and issue reporting guidance
Best for: People who want sponsor skipping on a platform other than a desktop browser and need to find a port made for that platform.
Good for
- Covers many platforms, including TV devices, media players, desktop apps, and mobile devices
- Attributes each port to a named developer with a short description of its scope
- Notes which ports offer fuller feature sets, such as the MPV port with skipping, submitting, and voting
Watch out for
- The page states that the SponsorBlock author does not make or review the ports
- Feature support and skipping accuracy vary by port, such as auto skip only in one Android fork and less precise skipping in one userscript
- Some entries are closed source or jailbreak tweaks, such as Reborn v3 and iSponsorBlock on iOS
Ports at a glance
- Category
- Privacy & Security › Ad & Tracker Blockers
- Type
- Open-source project
- Pricing
- Not confirmed. Check the site
- Platforms
- Android, Browser extension
- Open source
- Yes · Source code
- Language
- English
- Last checked
- Oct 6, 2026 · Online when checked
- Listed
- Oct 5, 2026
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Ports FAQ
Who should I contact about a problem with a port?
The page says to send issues and feature requests to the developer of the specific port, not to the SponsorBlock author.
Does the SponsorBlock developer review these ports?
No. The page states that the ports are not made or reviewed by the SponsorBlock developer.
Does the page give any advice about using the ports?
Yes. The page says to use the ports at your own risk.
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