A Firefox extension that scrolls pages for you, on the sites you choose. Built for Firefox for Android as much as desktop: all the controls live in a floating on-page button, so nothing depends on a toolbar menu.
- Runs only on sites you explicitly enable — everywhere else it stays out of the way.
- Puts a draggable floating button on the page: tap to start/stop, drag to move it.
- A gear button opens a settings panel for that page, without leaving the site.
- Hold anywhere on the screen to pause; let go and it picks straight back up.
| Setting | What it does |
|---|---|
| Speed | 1–10, roughly 20–500 px/sec. Adjustable while scrolling. |
| Direction | Down or up. |
| When reaching the end | Stop, restart from the top, or reverse direction. |
| Pause while holding the screen | Suspends scrolling while a finger/pointer is down. On by default. |
| Auto-start on page load | Begin scrolling as soon as an enabled page opens. |
Settings are global defaults, changeable from three places — the floating panel, the toolbar popup, and the options page — and sync live to any open tab.
Add a domain in the options page (or flip the toggle in the popup for the site
you're on). Subdomains match automatically: example.com also covers
www.example.com and blog.example.com. Pasting a full URL works — it's
reduced to the hostname.