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A compact page navigator with progress, headings, saved positions, and quick jumps. Navigate long webpages without losing your place. Page Jumper adds a compact, customizable navigation control to the edge of your browser. It stays unobtrusive while you read and expands when you need to move quickly through an article, guide, discussion, recipe, documentation page, or other long webpage. KEY FEATURES - Jump instantly to the top or bottom of a page. - Move directly to 25%, 50%, or 75% of the page. - Navigate between visible page headings. - See your current reading progress at a glance. - Save and rename positions on individual webpages. - Return to the position you occupied before your last jump. - Drag the control vertically or move it to either edge. - Adjust its size, opacity, color, and auto-hide behavior. - Use keyboard and mouse-wheel shortcuts. PRIVACY BY DESIGN Page Jumper has no advertising, analytics, accounts, or remote servers. Preferences and saved positions are stored locally in your browser profile and are never sold, shared, or transmitted by the extension. Page Jumper does not execute remote code. PLEASE NOTE Browser-protected pages and some websites with unusual scrolling systems may not support Page Jumper. Saved positions can move slightly if a webpage changes its content or layout.
Jun 19, 2026
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