Auto-Scrolling | Web

Give your hand a little break. With AutoScroll, enjoy news, blogs, webtoons, and even Reels and Shorts more comfortably. AutoScroll | Web is a Safari extension that automatically scrolls web pages, so you do not have to keep swiping the screen. Perfect for reading news, blogs, forums, articles, and webtoons. And with Swipe Mode, you can also move through short-form video feeds like Reels and Shorts more comfortably. Reduce hand fatigue and stay in the flow. Key Features (Included) • Auto Scroll (Safari extension) • Swipe Mode (supports vertical feeds like Reels and Shorts) • Speed control • Timer control • Pause/Resume anytime • iPhone/iPad: double-tap to start/stop • Show +/- speed buttons in the pop-up (On/Off in Settings) • No unnecessary background activity — lightweight and fast • Remember scroll speed for each page Extra Features (Optional) • iPhone/iPad: triple-tap • Keep scrolling even when touching the screen • End-of-page control & infinite repeat • On-screen play/stop and speed +/- buttons • Easy swipe button • Scroll direction reverse button • Keep screen awake • Apple Watch remote control • Auto refresh at your chosen interval • Sleep timer to stop automatically • Scroll and refresh across multiple tabs and windows (In-App Purchase) Pro: annual subscription or one-time lifetime purchase. Eligible annual subscribers can try 7 days free. Price and offer are shown before purchase. Annual subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled in your Apple account settings. Privacy • Web-page scrolling runs on your device. Remote commands and device status use your private iCloud. • Your browsing history is not sent to us. Device Support • Supports iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Apple Watch • (double-tap/triple-tap/keep screen awake) are only available on iPhone/iPad. • App and setup guide in 32 languages [Enable Safari Extension] iPhone / iPad Settings → Safari → Extensions → AutoScroll | Web → Turn On macOS Safari → Settings (⌘,) → Extensions → Tick AutoScroll | Web → Allow permissions Notes On some websites, or depending on Safari system behaviour, scrolling or swiping may stop or not work. If that happens, fully quit Safari and relaunch it — that fixes it in most cases. - Contact: help@paran.app - Terms of Use: https://paran.app/auto-scroll/terms - Privacy Policy: https://paran.app/privacy-policy