Download Auto Scroll
The short answer
Auto Scroll | Web is a small Safari extension for people who want a page to move without repeated swiping. It focuses on one job: make long Safari pages easier to read.
What it helps with
Set a pace for long pages and stop touching the screen every few seconds.
Enable it once in Settings, Safari, Extensions, then use it from Safari.
Upgrade for on-page controls, reverse scrolling, looping, and keep-screen-awake.
Browsing history and usage history are not collected or transmitted.
How to enable it
- Install Auto Scroll | Web from the App Store.
- Open Settings on iPhone or iPad.
- Go to Safari, then Extensions.
- Turn on AutoScroll | Web and allow it for the pages where you want auto-scroll.
- Open Safari, tap the extensions button, and start auto-scroll.
Best use cases
The extension is strongest when the page is long, vertical, and worth reading without constant gestures.
- Articles, blogs, and forum threads.
- Recipes, manuals, and long instructions.
- Docs, research pages, and reference material.
- Webtoons, long comics, and vertical feeds in Safari.
FAQ
Can Safari auto-scroll by itself?
Safari does not include a universal auto-scroll button on iPhone or iPad. A Safari extension can add that workflow for web pages.
Does this work on Mac?
Auto Scroll | Web supports Safari scrolling across Apple devices where the app and extension are available.
Does it read or save browsing history?
No. Auto Scroll | Web runs locally and does not collect or transmit browsing history or usage history.
One small control for long Safari pages.
Install Auto Scroll | Web, enable the extension, and let the page move at your pace.