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Read long pages hands-free with smooth auto-scroll at your own pace. ReadScroll is a small auto-scroll extension designed for reading long web pages at your own pace. It helps you read articles, blogs, documentation, and long web content without continuously scrolling by hand. Open the small popup from the extension icon, start or stop auto-scrolling, and adjust the scroll speed to match your reading pace. You can fine-tune the speed by 1, quickly adjust it by 5, or enter the exact speed directly. ReadScroll works with standard web pages and can also detect large scrollable areas inside web apps. It does not add extra buttons inside the page, so your reading experience stays clean and quiet. Features - Auto-scroll long web pages at a steady speed - Adjust the scroll speed to match your reading pace - Fine-tune speed by 1 - Quickly adjust speed by 5 - Enter the exact speed directly - Start and stop from a small extension popup - Detect large scrollable areas inside web apps - Keep the page clean with no extra in-page buttons - Automatically stops when the bottom is reached Good for - Reading long articles - Browsing blogs and news pages - Reading technical documentation - Reviewing long web pages - Reading long content inside web apps - Reducing repeated manual scrolling Notes - ReadScroll does not work on Chrome internal pages such as chrome:// pages. - It does not work on the Chrome Web Store. - PDF viewers are not supported in this version. - Depending on the page structure, the selected scroll area may occasionally differ from what you expect.
Apr 30, 2026
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