Stop Fighting the Scroll Wheel
If you spend hours reading scripts, recording tutorials, practicing guitar, reviewing documents, or filming B-roll, you know how often your flow gets interrupted just to scroll the page.
That's exactly why I built **AutoScroll **.
Instead of constantly reaching for your mouse or keyboard, the page scrolls for you at your own pace—so you can stay focused on what you're actually doing.
Some ways people use it:
* 🎥 Content creators & YouTubers keep scripts moving naturally while recording.
* 🎙️ Voice-over artists & presenters turn any webpage into a simple teleprompter.
* 🎸 Musicians keep both hands on their instrument while following guitar tabs or lyrics.
* 📚 Readers & students stay immersed in long articles, research papers, and documentation.
* 💻 Developers review documentation without constantly stopping to scroll.
* 📄 Anyone processing long pages can read continuously without breaking concentration.
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Instead of adapting your workflow around your browser, your browser adapts to your workflow.
Choose a comfortable scrolling speed, press Start once, and let the page keep moving while you focus on creating, practicing, learning, or presenting.
If that sounds useful, you can download it free from the Chrome Web Store:
Jumping in on this older post — I've been searching for a tool that helps with hands-free scrolling during my music practice. Can anyone who’s used AutoScroll share their experience? I’m curious to know how well it adapts to reading different types of content. Any tips or tricks to get the most out of it would be awesome!