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Auto-scroll pages with adjustable speed, distance, and pause duration Auto Scroll — Hands-Free Page Scrolling Tired of scrolling through long articles, feeds, or documents manually? Auto Scroll lets you sit back and read while the page moves for you — just like a human scrolling a mouse wheel. Key Features: - Scroll, Pause, Repeat — The page scrolls a set distance, pauses for a moment, then continues. It mimics natural reading rhythm instead of non-stop robotic scrolling. - Fully Customizable — Adjust scroll speed, distance per scroll, and pause duration with intuitive sliders. Fine-tune the experience to match your reading pace. - Direction Control — Scroll down (default) or up with one click. - Light & Dark Theme — Switch between themes to match your preference. Your choice is remembered across sessions. - Works Everywhere — Compatible with standard web pages, SPAs, and sites with custom scrollable containers. - Zero Data Collection — No tracking, no analytics, no data ever leaves your browser. Your privacy is fully respected. How to Use: 1. Click the Auto Scroll icon in your toolbar 2. Adjust speed, distance, and pause duration to your liking 3. Hit "Start Scrolling" and enjoy hands-free reading 4. Click "Stop Scrolling" anytime to pause Perfect for reading long articles, browsing social feeds, reviewing documents, or any time you want a hands-free scrolling experience.
Apr 30, 2026
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