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If you are on Windows you can comment out line 93 of content.js setInterval(pauseDefaultPlayer, 1000); which will allow the YouTube video to play in the background below the embeddable version. This kinda enables what you want but not entirely. For example, if you pause the video in the embedded version the actual YouTube video keeps playing in the background so when it ends it will go to the next. The actual YouTube video takes longer to finish because of ads so there is a bit of wiggle room but if you pause it it will go to the next after a while. I will add this in the future. The Auto-Play toggle is only to start playing the video automatically.
It's not possible to synchronize the 2 videos because it's blocked by CORS.
I notice that the extension on Chrome replaces the player, and I can't find the toggle button to enable autoplay. Any workaround?
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