Autoscroll™ - Automatic Page Scrolling

Autoscroll™

Your Web, On Autopilot

Autoscroll™ : Automatic Page Scrolling

Tired of endless scrolling? Let Autoscroll do it for you.

This extension is perfect for anyone fed up with manually scrolling through long articles, websites, or social media feeds. No more sore fingers or losing your place. Just set your preferred pace, and Autoscroll takes care of the rest.

v.2.1.0 Buy me a coffee

User Guide

Installation Guide

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Visit Chrome Web Store

Click the "Get AutoScroll for Free" button above to open the Chrome Web Store in a new tab.

Add to Chrome

Click the blue "Add to Chrome" button on the extension page.

You're All Set!

The Autoscroll icon will appear in your browser toolbar. Click the puzzle icon to pin it so it stays visible, then tap Autoscroll to start scrolling.

How to Use Autoscroll

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Extension Interface

After installation, click the Autoscroll icon in your browser toolbar to open the control panel:

Speed Slider: Set the slider to 1 for a gentle test run.

Scroll Buttons: Tap Scroll Down to start, Scroll Up to reverse, and use Alt+Shift+D or Alt+Shift+U for quick keyboard control. A Stop control appears whenever Autoscroll is active.

Settings Icon: Click the gear after experimenting to open settings options, and tap the Autoscroll logo as an easter egg.

Settings & Customization

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Extension Settings

Click the settings icon in the extension popup to access advanced options:

Autoscroll Homepage: Click the Autoscroll logo to return to Homepage.

Rebound at edge: Toggle this to have Autoscroll automatically rebound when it hits the top or bottom of a page.

Keyboard Shortcuts: Alt+Shift+D starts or stops scrolling down, Alt+Shift+U controls upward scrolling, and both work even while Autoscroll is moving or closed.

Support Buttons: “Say Hi” opens the feedback form for suggestions or issues, while “Buy me a coffee” is a direct donation link.

Frequently Asked Questions

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Why isn't Autoscroll working on some websites? ▼

Some websites use custom scrolling implementations or have anti-automation measures. Autoscroll works best on standard web pages with traditional scrolling behavior. It will provide a warning if Autoscroll is not available.

How do I change the scrolling speed? ▼

Use the speed slider in the extension popup with a 1 to 100 range and intuitive speed modes.

How do I stop scrolling? ▼

Click the Stop button or the same direction shortcut as the one in scroll.

Is my data safe? ▼

Yes! Autoscroll only runs locally in your browser and doesn't collect or transmit any personal data. All settings are stored locally.

Does it work on mobile? ▼

Currently, Autoscroll is only available for desktop Chrome browsers.

Need More Help?

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Suggestions

Send your suggestions here

Implement scrolling to specific elements ~ Anon (In Progress)

A great idea, this feature will be implemented by v.2.1.2

Increase maximum speed of scroll ~ Niv (Completed)

With a new speed control system, maximum speeds will increase without giving up slow speeds in update v.1.1.2

Implement a keyboard toggle ~ Jimmy (Completed)

A great idea, suggestions for the best preferred toggle would be helpful, this feature will be implemented by v.2.1.0

Implement an Auto-Up Feature After Down Scroll Completion ~ Rashid (Completed)

A valid feature, this feature will be implemented by v.2.1.0

Implement support on non javascript scrollable websites ~ Anon (Passed)

A difficult feature to implement, support for this feature will remain absent as of current

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