Pagetual automatically joins successive pages for infinite scrolling and supports custom rules across major browsers.

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About Pagetual

Pagetual is a browser tool that joins successive web pages so users can continue scrolling instead of clicking Next Page or Load More. It analyzes page structure to find the next-page link, which the site says works on about 90% of websites without setup, and it can reuse more than 3,800 existing rules from other pagers. Users can also create custom rules for complex sites.

It is described as compatible with Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari, including iOS and Android. It does not work automatically on every site, and some complex sites may require custom rules.

Key features

  • Automatically appends next-page content when scrolling to bottom
  • Detects next-page links by analyzing page structure
  • Allows custom rules for complex sites
  • Reuses over 3,800 existing rules from other pagers
  • Continues working after site redesigns in many cases
  • Useful for articles, forums, image galleries and product pages
Best for: People who regularly read multi-page news, forums, image galleries, or shopping listings and want to avoid manual page clicks.
Good for
  • Works automatically on about 90% of websites without setup, according to the site
  • Supports custom rules and reuse of existing pager rules
  • Designed to keep working after site redesigns without rule updates
Watch out for
  • Does not work automatically on all sites; complex sites may need custom rules

Pagetual at a glance

Type
Website
Pricing
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Platforms
Web
Open source
Not stated
Language
English
Last checked
Oct 5, 2026 · Online when checked
Listed
Oct 5, 2026

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Pagetual FAQ

Does Pagetual require manual setup for each site?
According to the site, it detects next-page links automatically on about 90% of websites, with custom rules available for complex sites.
Does it keep working if a website changes its design?
The site states it usually keeps working after a redesign because it analyzes page structure.
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