Scroller

Scroller is a Chrome extension developed by A developer. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Scroller is 1.1.4, updated on 2022-11-15.
1,000+ users have installed this extension. 13 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .

Scrolls the page for you!

Scroller - A customizable auto scroll Google Chrome extension.

I often read manga, news articles, and blogs and find it painful to scroll through those long pages. This extension handles that pain so you can enjoy the reading experience fully.

How to use:
1. Install and pin the extension.
2. Click the extension icon after the address bar to save the configuration.
3. Right-click on the webpage, select "Scroller" from the options, and then you can either click on "Start Scroll" or "Stop Scroll."
4. A double click on the webpage will start scrolling if enabled.
5. A single click on the webpage temporarily pauses the auto-scroll. To resume it, do a slight scroll manually. To Stop it permanently, use the right-click menu.

Coming to the Features:
This extension has two modes:
1. Simple
In simple mode, you can set the scroll speed to slow, medium or fast and customize the values. One is the fastest, and increasing it goes from medium to slow.

2. Advanced
In advanced mode, you have the below options:
i. Scroll percent - Percent of the visible screen to be scrolled once per the given interval.
ii. Interval - Time gap between each scroll in seconds.
iii. Auto-Scroll On Page Load - Whether to scroll automatically after the web page is loaded or not.
iv. Scroll Till - After the page has been scrolled, the page stops scrolling if this element is reached/visible on the screen. Click the element picker button beside the non-editable input field to select the element. Afterward, go to the current webpage and select the element; the element you try to select will be highlighted in light blue. ( Please Refer to the 3rd and 4th screenshots for more info ).

Both modes enable or disable the "double click to scroll" feature per domain.

Note:
Save the edited configuration before clicking on the "Scroll Till" option.
Configuration is stored per domain ( ex: www.example.com ), not for every webpage.