Pagebound by trangnguyen19167

Find another way up. Pagebound turns selected edges of the visible webpage
into a short platform route, with a tiny traveler and amber seeds to collect.

Start a route from the Firefox toolbar. The extension inspects a bounded
number of visible element rectangles and looks for a reachable sequence of
nearby edges. Valid platforms are outlined so you can see where to land.
Move with the arrow keys or A/D, jump with Space, Up or W, pause with P,
and leave with Escape. On-screen hop buttons offer a click-based alternative.

Collect every seed to complete the route. The game uses one-way platforms,
fixed-step physics and bounded drawing instead of rebuilding the page at
each frame. It does not click website controls on your behalf. The canvas
allows pointer interaction with the underlying page outside the game controls.
Typing pauses the game rather than taking over the text field's keys.

Not every webpage makes a good level. If the current view lacks a safe route,
Pagebound explains that instead of placing unreachable goals. Scroll to a
different part of the page or use the included practice garden. Scrolling,
resizing or a detected platform-layout shift pauses the current route; use
Rebuild to create a new one from the updated layout.

The game needs a view at least 420 by 360 CSS pixels and no larger than
3200 by 1800. It is designed primarily for desktop browsing. Protected pages,
embedded cross-origin frames, canvas-only pages and many dynamic layouts are
not suitable terrain. Only visible page geometry is used. No text or website
content is saved or sent elsewhere.

There are no accounts, ads, leaderboards, analytics, score tracking or network
services. A route exists only in its tab and ends when closed or reloaded.
No storage permission is requested because this version does not save progress.