You’re a tiny tumbleweed. Roll over anything smaller than you and it sticks. Grow until you can swallow the whole page.
Type any address. Tumbleweb loads a snapshot of it with a tumbleweed on top.
Steer with your mouse, a finger or the arrow keys. Words first, then pictures, then whole boxes.
Once you’re big enough, rip the page off the desk. Beat your time and share your ball.
The browser extension and the bookmarklet run Tumbleweb on the real page in your own browser, including sites that need you to sign in.
Pages load as a static snapshot, so sites that build themselves with scripts can look bare, and some sites turn automated visitors away. Articles, wikis and blogs work best. Links on a rolled-up page open in Tumbleweb too.