How to skip nudity and sex scenes, and mute swearing, on the streaming services you already pay for — no video editing, no browser extension, works on TVs and phones.
Netflix has no built-in scene filter, and its parental controls only block whole titles by rating — they cannot skip a single scene inside a film you actually want to watch. No more works around that by telling you what is coming and exactly what timestamp to skip to, while you keep watching Netflix normally.
Disney+ has no built-in scene filter, and its parental controls only block whole titles by rating — they cannot skip a single scene inside a film you actually want to watch. No more works around that by telling you what is coming and exactly what timestamp to skip to, while you keep watching Disney+ normally.
Prime Video has no built-in scene filter, and its parental controls only block whole titles by rating — they cannot skip a single scene inside a film you actually want to watch. No more works around that by telling you what is coming and exactly what timestamp to skip to, while you keep watching Prime Video normally.
Stan has no built-in scene filter, and its parental controls only block whole titles by rating — they cannot skip a single scene inside a film you actually want to watch. No more works around that by telling you what is coming and exactly what timestamp to skip to, while you keep watching Stan normally.
Binge has no built-in scene filter, and its parental controls only block whole titles by rating — they cannot skip a single scene inside a film you actually want to watch. No more works around that by telling you what is coming and exactly what timestamp to skip to, while you keep watching Binge normally.
10Play has no built-in scene filter, and its parental controls only block whole titles by rating — they cannot skip a single scene inside a film you actually want to watch. No more works around that by telling you what is coming and exactly what timestamp to skip to, while you keep watching 10Play normally.
Filtered-video services only cover the small catalog they have licensed. Muting by timestamp works on anything you can already watch, on any platform, and keeps the picture untouched.
A rating is a single label applied to an entire film. It tells you that something is present somewhere, but not what, how much, or when — which is why two films with the same certificate can feel completely different.