자동 스크롤: Auto Scroll App

This is an accessibility tool for users with limited motor skills in their hands, wrists, and arms, or those who find repetitive touch operations difficult. Since the screen scrolls automatically without the need for repeated swiping, even users who struggle with swiping can read long content to the end. Users can enjoy content without straining their hands on screens that require scrolling, such as news, blogs, websites, PDFs, and e-books. ■ Designed for the following users

• Those who find swiping difficult due to limitations in hand, wrist, or arm motor function

• Those who struggle with precise touch movements due to tremors or muscle weakness

• Those for whom repetitive hand movements cause pain or fatigue

• Those who can only use one hand temporarily due to injury, surgery, or a cast

• Those who find repetitive swiping burdensome when reading long texts

■ Key Features

• Automatic scrolling in apps and web pages that support scrolling

• Supports automatic screen turning

• 3 scroll speed levels (Slow / Medium / Fast)

• 4-directional scrolling (Up, Down, Left, Right)

• Start and stop at any time using the floating button

• Freely move the button to an easily accessible location

■ How to Use

1. Launch the app.

2. Follow the instructions to enable Auto Scroll in Accessibility Settings.

3. Select your desired scroll speed and direction.

4. Launch the app you wish to read.

5. Press the floating button to start or stop.

■ Accessibility Service Usage Guide

Auto Scroll uses Android accessibility services to provide automatic scrolling functionality.

This feature executes scrolling actions on behalf of users who have difficulty swiping, and it cannot be implemented without accessibility services.

Functions performed by accessibility services

• Recognizes scrollable areas and executes scrolling actions

• Displays a floating button for starting and stopping

Scope of accessibility service usage

• Uses only the minimum screen structure information necessary to locate scrollable areas.

• Does not save screen content.

• Does not collect entered text, passwords, or personal information.

• Does not capture or record the screen.

• Does not use internet permissions, so no information can be transmitted externally.

• Auto Scroll operates only when the user presses the floating button and does not run arbitrarily in the background.

■ Personal Information

• Does not collect personal information.

• Does not use internet permissions.

• Settings are stored only on the device and are deleted along with the app upon deletion.

--- an accessibility tool for users with limited hand, wrist, or arm mobility, and for anyone who has difficulty performing repeated touch gestures. The screen scrolls automatically, so users who cannot swipe repeatedly can still read long content from beginning to end.
It works on screens that require scrolling, such as news, blogs, websites, PDF documents, and e-books, without straining the hands.

■ Made for
• Users with limited hand, wrist, or arm mobility who find swiping difficult
• Users with tremors or reduced grip strength who struggle with precise touch gestures
• Users for whom repeated hand motions cause pain or fatigue
• Users temporarily limited to one hand due to injury, surgery, or a cast
• Users who find repeated swiping a burden when reading long content

■Features
• Automatic scrolling in apps and web screens that support scrolling
• Automatic page turning
• 3 scroll speeds (Slow / Normal / Fast)
• 4 scroll directions (up, down, left, right)
• Start and stop anytime with a floating button
• Move the button freely to a position within easy reach

■ How to use
1. Open the app.
2. Follow the guide to enable Auto Scroll in Accessibility Settings.
3. Choose your preferred scroll speed and direction.
4. Open the app you want to read.
5. Tap the floating button to start or stop.

■ About the Accessibility Service
Auto Scroll uses the Android Accessibility Service to provide automatic scrolling.
It performs the scrolling action on behalf of users who cannot swipe, and this cannot be implemented without the Accessibility Service.

What the Accessibility Service does
• Detects scrollable areas and performs the scroll action
• Displays the floating button used to start and stop scrolling

Scope of use
• It uses only the minimum screen structure information required to locate scrollable areas.
• It does not store screen contents.
• It does not collect typed text, passwords, or personal information.
• It does not capture or record the screen.
• The app requests no Internet permission, so no information can be sent outside the device.
• Scrolling runs only when you tap the floating button. It never runs on its own in the background.

■ Privacy
• No personal information is collected.
• No Internet permission is required.
• Settings are stored only on your device and are removed when the app is uninstalled.