How to Auto Scroll Webpages on Safari - Automatically Up and Down
There is a little trick that we can use to auto-scroll web pages on Safari. Here is a guide to auto-scroll web pages on Safari.
By default, Safari websites do not have a scrolling feature, so we have to manually scroll the website to read the content. However, there is a small trick so that we can create an automatic scrolling feature on Safari. Below are instructions for automatically scrolling websites on Safari.
How to auto-scroll web pages on Safari
Step 1:
First, you access the link below to install the Safari Auto Scroll shortcut for iPhone, click Set up shortcut . Continue to click Next then click Add shortcut below.
Step 2:
Next, open the Shortcuts app and select Safari Auto Scroll , tap Always to allow all permissions that the shortcut requires.
Step 3:
Click on the 3-dot icon at the Safari Auto Scroll shortcut to access the settings page. Scroll down and select Open Settings . Now you enable Allow scripts to run .
Step 4:
Go back to the website in Safari as usual and tap the share icon at the bottom of the interface. Next, tap the Safari Auto Scroll shortcut at the bottom of the list.
Step 5:
Then you can choose the web page scrolling speed on Safari with the list as shown, or click Custom to fill in yourself.
As a result, you will see the Safari website automatically scrolling at the speed you choose.
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