Classic Autoscroll
Accessibility
Classic Windows-style middle-click autoscroll with configurable speed.
Users
953
Rating
5.0
Reviews
10
7D Growth
+56|6.24%
Stable signalUnknownMedium-risk permissions
AutoScroll
AutoScroll lets you auto-scroll pages with custom speed and direction. Ideal for reading, coding, or hands-free browsing.
Users4KCurrent public install base
Rating4.6Store average score
Reviews14Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth0Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate0%Relative weekly velocity
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4.64
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4.64
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Version1.0.0
ManifestV3
Size217KiB
Languages52Deutsch / English / Filipino +49
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AutoScroll for Chrome is your ultimate solution to effortlessly scrolling through web pages, documents, and articles. Whether you're browsing extensive research papers, lengthy news articles, or endless social media feeds, AutoScroll transforms your browsing experience into a smooth, comfortable ride. 🚀
Frustrated with scrolling manually? AutoScroll is designed specifically to enhance your browsing efficiency. It allows you to enable auto scroll Chrome on Mac and Linux with ease, overcoming the limitations that often come with built-in scrolling functionalities on these operating systems.
Why should you choose AutoScroll?
1️⃣ Simple and intuitive setup – just a few clicks to enable autoscroll Linux users appreciate for its simplicity.
2️⃣ No complicated configurations – straightforward settings to get you started quickly.
3️⃣ Reliable performance across different platforms – whether you want auto scroll on Mac or Linux middle mouse button scroll functionality, we've got you covered.
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Store average score4.6Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average4.3Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text7Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews14Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
Store average score: 4.6. The bars below are calculated from synced review text only, so they may be empty for extensions that have public ratings but no synced comments yet.
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It works and checked virus free 👍 Thank you
It works!
WindowsからLinux環境に移行したのですがWindowsみたいにスクロールできて最高です！！
Overall works well. There are some minor issues with some sites, e.g. on my Unifi, it interferes with the scroll wheel used to zoom. That's why I wish this were open source or listed a GitHub repository so I could contribute and add the ability to allow on all sites but only *exclude* specific sites (sadly Chromium doesn't offer this as an option as far as I can tell).
Worked when other extensions did not. Running on Chromium on Ubuntu
не работает
It's great on linux. thank you.