QuickScroll for Safari vs Haptic Interval Timer
Price, ratings, monetisation and update history for both apps, side by side โ with what reviewers say about each.
QuickScroll for Safari
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QuickScroll for Safari makes web reading effortless and enjoyable. Automatically scroll through articles, comics, manga, and web pages with two powerful modes designed for different reading styles. KEY FEATURES Two Scrolling Modes for Every Reading Style Smooth Scroll Mode Continuous smooth scrolling at your custom speed. Perfect for articles, news, blogs, and long-form content. Adjust speed on-the-fly to match your reading pace. Natural reading flow without jerky movements. Page Scroll Mode Scroll one section at a time with configurable pause duration. Ideal for reading comics, manga, webtoons, and image-heavy content. The page scrolls down, pauses for you to read, then automatically continues. Fully customizable scroll distance and pause time between each scroll. Instant Jump Navigation Quickly jump to the top or bottom of any page with one tap. No more endless scrolling through long articles, comment sections, or comic chapters. Save time and navigate efficiently. Hands-Free Reading Ideal for reading while eating, exercising, cooking, or multitasking. Your content scrolls automatically at the speed and style you choose. Keep your hands free for other activities. Fully Customizable Controls - Adjust smooth scroll speed from slow to fast - Set page scroll distance for each jump - Configure pause duration between page scrolls (1-30 seconds) - Pause and resume anytime with one tap - Fine-tune settings for different content types - Remember your preferences for each mode Works on Any Website Compatible with all Safari-supported websites including news sites, blogs, articles, documentation, comic sites, manga readers, webtoons, social media feeds, and more. PERFECT FOR Reading Articles and News - Long articles and blog posts - News feeds and online magazines - Research papers and documentation - Technical tutorials and guides - Social media timeline browsing - Forum threads and discussions Reading Comics and Visual Content - Manga and manhwa - Webtoons and webcomics - Image galleries and portfolios - Screenshot tutorials - Photo stories and visual essays - Graphic novels and digital comics General Use Cases - Studying and learning materials - Reading while eating or drinking - Accessibility needs requiring hands-free control - Speed reading practice - Recipe following while cooking - Anyone who wants effortless web browsing HOW IT WORKS Getting Started 1. Install QuickScroll Safari extension 2. Enable it in Safari settings under Extensions 3. Visit any website in Safari 4. Tap the QuickScroll extension icon in the toolbar 5. Choose Smooth Scroll or Page Scroll mode 6. Adjust speed and timing settings to your preference 7. Enjoy hands-free reading Using Smooth Scroll Mode - Select Smooth Scroll from the mode picker - Choose your preferred scrolling speed using the slider - Tap start to begin automatic scrolling - Speed adjusts in real-time as you move the slider - Perfect for continuous text reading with natural flow - Pause anytime and resume right where you left off Using Page Scroll Mode - Select Page Scroll from the mode picker - Set how far to scroll each time using distance control - Set how long to pause before next scroll (1-30 seconds) - Perfect for comics where you need time to read each panel - Auto-advances when the pause time completes - Ideal for content that benefits from reading in chunks Instant Navigation - Tap the jump to top button to instantly scroll to page top - Tap the jump to bottom button to instantly scroll to page bottom - No more repetitive scrolling gestures - Navigate long pages in one second PRIVACY FIRST QuickScroll respects your privacy completely. No data collection, no tracking, no analytics, no ads. The extension works entirely on your device and does not send any information to external servers. All settings are stored locally on your device only. We do not collect, access, or store: - Browsing history or URLs - Personal information - Usage statistics - Any other data
Haptic Interval Timer
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Feel time without watching the clock. Haptic Interval Timer taps your wrist with a silent vibration cue at the interval you choose, so your hands and eyes stay on what matters. Built for Apple Watch first: pick a preset, press Start, and lower your wrist. Cues keep arriving with the screen off and the iPhone away. WHAT IT DOES - Repeating haptic cues every few seconds, minutes, or hours - Countdown mode (pomodoros, presentations, workouts, breathwork) or count-up mode (stretching, pacing, rehabilitation) - Eight named cue patterns to choose from: single, double, and triple taps, rise, fall, alert, success, and warning - A Test Haptics screen that plays every pattern so you can pick one you can feel before you rely on it - Saved presets, ready in three taps or fewer from the Watch, plus a complication that starts your last preset instantly - Pause, resume, reset, and add five minutes without touching your phone - A Setup screen that checks notification permission and explains every condition that can weaken a cue: silent mode, Theater Mode, Water Lock, wrist detection, Focus, Low Power Mode, and haptic strength RELIABLE, AND HONEST ABOUT IT Cues are scheduled ahead of time as local notifications, which is what lets them fire with the display asleep. A distinct alert marks the end of a countdown. The Watch keeps a window of upcoming cues pending and refills it in the background and whenever you open the app. The running screen always shows how far the current window reaches, so you are never guessing whether the next cue is really coming. There is no sound. Not a quiet sound, none: cues are wrist taps only, so nothing you do here can interrupt a meeting, a class, or a patient. ACCESSIBLE BY DEFAULT Every control is VoiceOver labelled, the timer display scales with Dynamic Type, and the transport buttons are full-size tap targets. Cues are tactile, so the app works when sound is not an option, or not available to you. WHO IT IS FOR Anyone who needs a repeating silent cue: focus sessions and time blindness, interval workouts and stretching, presentations and teaching, breathwork and pacing exercises, and anyone who prefers or needs tactile rather than audible reminders. PRIVATE AND OFFLINE No account. No subscription. No tracking. No analytics. The app contains no networking code at all, so everything stays on your devices and works fully offline. The one-time purchase includes the complete app. The iPhone companion mirrors your presets to the Watch over the air when both are nearby, and the Watch keeps working entirely on its own. Note: haptic cues require an Apple Watch. The iPhone app configures presets and previews patterns using the iPhone's own haptics; the cues themselves play from the Watch.
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Verdict
The clearest difference is iOS requirement: QuickScroll for Safari at 15.0 against Haptic Interval Timer's 17.0. On price, ads, in-app purchases and device support there is nothing between them.
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QuickScroll for Safari costs $0.99 and Haptic Interval Timer $0.99 up front. Neither carries in-app purchases, so what you see is what you pay.
| Parameter | QuickScroll for Safari | Haptic Interval Timer |
|---|---|---|
| Price | $0.99 | $0.99 |
| Update frequency | Every 6 weeks | โ |
| Ads | No | No |
| In-app purchases | No | No |
| Devices | iPhone, iPad, iPod โ better | iPhone, Apple Watch |
| Requires iOS | 15.0 โ better | 17.0 |
| Further details โ not scored | ||
| Size | 1 MB | 5 MB |
| Age rating | 17+ | 4+ |
| Developer | Vigo Global | FatCouple Oร |
In-app purchases
QuickScroll for Safari
No in-app purchases
Haptic Interval Timer
No in-app purchases
Questions
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Is Haptic Interval Timer free?
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