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Automatically scroll web pages at a customizable speed for hands-free reading. ๐ Auto Scroll Auto Scroll is a lightweight browser extension that automatically scrolls webpages for you. Perfect for: reading web novels and eBooks following long articles and blog posts reviewing documentation and reports reading hands-free while eating or relaxing improving accessibility and reducing repetitive scrolling โจ Features Smooth automatic scrolling with adjustable speed Start and stop with one click Keyboard shortcuts for: start / stop scrolling increase speed decrease speed Two memory slots to save your preferred speeds Optional automatic stop when the end of the page is reached Light and dark mode support Multiple language support Works entirely offline โ๏ธ How it works Auto Scroll scrolls the active tab at a constant speed directly within your browser. All settings are stored locally, including: preferred language theme saved speed presets stop-at-page-end preference Everything runs locally in your browser. No external services, no tracking, and no data collection. ๐ก Why Auto Scroll Auto Scroll is designed to be simple, reliable, and distraction-free. Clean and minimal interface Quick access through keyboard shortcuts Customizable speed presets Useful for reading and accessibility No ads No tracking No data collection
May 12, 2026
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