Behind The Overlay
One click to close any overlay on any website.
Click and drag anywhere to scroll the page.
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This extension makes it possible to to scroll pages as if the scrollbar was right under your pointer. Just press the right mouse button (or any other of your choice) and move the mouse.
If you want grab-and-drag style scrolling, just set it up in the options.
The extension is based on the Wet Banana extension and inspired by Scrollbar Anywhere for Firefox.
Changes in 3.1:
- Allows the extension to be properly enabled when disabled.
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Since I switched to Linux some of my favorite tablet features stopped working. This bridged that gap, thank you, works wonderfully :D
agree with Sean C
Just what I was looking for. A way to scroll sideways with two fingers after I zoom.
Nice work, so simple and useful. :D
Exactly what I was looking for and actually works. Thank you!
AMAZINGG!! I use it all day every day. It's most useful when you don't want to kill your finger scrolling, you can even adjust the friction (well, I use default, BUT!). The only thing I miss is some (adjustable?) click/drag tolerance, quite often I drag instead of clicking (1 or 2 pixels). This would be better than "Don't drag when clicking on text" which I don't use (there are often websites text areas full of text).
Works "almost" flawlessly. I'ts a shame that OS and Chrome doesn't have adequate scrolling built in.
This isn't a scrollbar anywhere... Because if your cursor is over an image or link it doesn't scroll. You have to move the cursor off of those things for it to work. So it kind of defeats the purpose for me, because if i have the move the cursor any way i might as well just use the browser scroll bar. So if the dev ever sees this, please add an option to enable scroll ANYWHERE. It would also be nice to have a consistent scroll speed option, because currently the scroll speed completely depends on how large/long the page is, so the speed varies from page to page.
Works as advertised! Excellent! For MacOS users; if your right mouse button no longer seems to work within Chrome: Go to the "Scrollbar Anywhere" settings and set "Which button will you hold down to drag?" to "middle".
no horisontal srkoll block draggs page in all diractions instead of vertical