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.
Changes in 3.0:
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the best scroller
i don't need to search for tiny scrollbar anymore
Settings: Scaling -30, Friction 0, Top Speed 20 Thats all, just what I was looking for.
no good no work
Sorry to say. but it refuses to work no matter what I do. I really loved the app on Firefox, and I have been going nuts without it. I was really hoping for good things, and was utterly let down. It might just be me, but I thought I should yell you.
Trying it again after many years, on Vivaldi, and preliminary testing is fantastic. I'm in drag to scroll mode, with the text exclusion, and it seems to work perfectly. Well executed and with plenty of options. Thanks much!
Just what I needed for my Surface Pro 3!
That's perfect. ALL THAT!
Pretty awesome, but one huge problem: It needs a way be disabled on certain sites, or a button to quickly toggle it on/off. Reason being is that it makes using certain things such as google docs and gmail a huge pain. I would imagine the same is true for some other sites.
Would often flick back to top. It seems like a bug.