Auto-Scroll

The simplest Auto-Scroll. Customizable toggle key, scroll type (step, continuous), and speed

Auto-Scroll is a simple utility that automatically scrolls web pages. It provides a user-friendly interface to control scrolling behavior for reading articles, documentation, or long feeds. Features: Two Scroll Modes: Choose "Continuous" for a smooth, constant flow or "Step" for interval-based scrolling. Adjustable Speed: Control the scrolling speed (pixels per second) using a precision slider. Custom Step Intervals: Set the specific time delay between scrolls when using Step mode. Smart Area Detection: Automatically identifies the main scrollable content on the page. Reverse Scrolling: Option to scroll upwards instead of downwards. Keyboard Shortcut: Toggle the auto-scroll on or off instantly using Alt+J (can be customized in chrome://extensions/shortcuts page) Settings Auto-Save: Your speed, mode, and preferences are saved automatically for your next session. Minimum Permissions: The extension requests only the absolute minimum permissions required to function. Technical Note: This extension is made using Vanilla JS and does not rely on any external libraries, you can access the source code here: https://github.com/S4dnu112/Auto-Scroll Automatic Light/Dark Mode: Adjusts based on your browser settings. Usage Notes: Local Files: To use this extension on local files (e.g., HTML files saved on your computer), you must manually enable access. Go to chrome://extensions, find Auto-Scroll, click "Details," and toggle on "Allow access to file URLs." About PDF Files: This extension will not work on PDF files displayed within the browser. Browser security policies prevent extensions from running scripts inside the native PDF viewer. If you want any specific features, just message me at my provided email.