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Take control of your web experience with foot-operated scrolling buttons. Foot Scroll adds a floating on-screen control so you can scroll any web page without a keyboard or scroll wheel — built for foot-operated mice and hands-free browsing. - Big up / down / left / right buttons, plus jump to top / bottom - Pick how they activate: Tap, Hover, or Lock (click to start/stop) - Hold to speed up; step or full-page scrolling - Cross, row, or column layout; compact to extra-large sizes - Drag anywhere or snap to a corner — your position is remembered - Adjust colors, outline, and opacity; light & dark aware - Enable per-site or pause everywhere — settings open right on the page, no toolbar needed - Keyboard shortcuts (Alt+Shift+Arrows) - Everything stays on your device. Works on all http/https sites. Release notes — v1.1.0 New: on-page settings panel via a draggable launcher — adjust everything without the toolbar New: activation modes — Tap, Hover, and Lock (click to start/stop scrolling) New: scroll acceleration — hold to scroll faster New: jump-to-top / jump-to-bottom buttons New: control layouts — cross, row, or column New: one-tap "Enable here" to restore the control on a site you've hidden Improved: brighter high-contrast default buttons; smoother performance; no tab reloads on update
Jul 10, 2026
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