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Made for pages that keep going
Some Safari pages are useful but physically annoying: long essays, documentation, support threads, forums, changelogs, blogs, feeds, and reference pages. Auto Scroll | Web lets those pages move slowly while you read, skim, compare, or take notes.
A calmer reading flow
- Open the article, doc, or forum page in Safari.
- Start Auto Scroll | Web from the Safari extension menu.
- Set a slow speed for reading or a faster speed for skimming.
- Pause when a paragraph, code block, table, or reply needs more attention.
- Resume when you are ready to keep moving.
Best-fit page types
Read long pieces without breaking focus for another swipe.
Move through guides, API pages, release notes, and tutorials at a controlled pace.
Follow long discussions while keeping your hands off the screen.
Use steady motion when repeated gestures start to feel like the work.
Why use a Safari extension?
A Safari extension keeps the feature close to the page you are already reading. You do not need to switch to a separate browser or copy the URL somewhere else. Install once, enable it in Safari, then start from the extension menu when a page is long enough to deserve it.
- Speed control for reading or skimming.
- Pause and resume when the page needs attention.
- Optional Pro controls for longer sessions.
- No browsing history or usage history collection.
FAQ
Does Safari have this built in?
Safari does not provide one universal iPhone auto-scroll button for every page. A Safari extension is the focused way to add this behavior to web pages.
Can it scroll long documentation pages?
Yes, when the documentation page is open in Safari and allows normal page scrolling.
What if a page does not move?
Reload the page, check that the extension is allowed for the site, or fully quit and reopen Safari once.
Read long pages with less swiping.
Use Auto Scroll | Web for articles, docs, forums, blogs, and feeds that deserve a steadier pace.