A tiny interaction I wanted to make more comfortable: getting back to the top of a long Safari page without repeated trackpad swipes.

Back To Top is a Safari extension for Mac. The interaction work in version 1.3 focuses on choice and placement: 10 button styles, drag-to-position, optional hiding at the top, and settings that save as soon as you choose them. A toolbar shortcut provides another way back. Both the host app and floating button support nine languages.

I would welcome feedback on where the button feels most natural, which style is easiest to spot without getting in the way, and any long-page layouts where scrolling behaves unexpectedly.

Paid one-time purchase on the Mac App Store (US storefront US$0.99; regional prices vary). Requires macOS 14 or later and Safari website-access permission; some internal or protected pages restrict extensions. Supports Apple silicon and Intel Macs.

Built by Roy at Metalab.