A tiny Chrome extension that scrolls the current page for you. Set the speed, hit Start, and it keeps going — even after you close the popup. When it hits the bottom, it jumps back to the top and loops.
- Clone this repo (or download the ZIP and unzip it)
- Open Chrome →
chrome://extensions - Turn on Developer mode (top right)
- Click Load unpacked
- Select the
auto-scrollfolder
- Open any normal webpage (
http/https) - Click the extension icon
- Drag the Speed slider (1–100)
- Hit Start / Stop
Scrolling keeps running after you close the popup. Reopen it to stop or change speed.
On chrome://extensions, click the reload button on Auto Scroll, then refresh the page you’re testing.
The popup injects a small scroll loop into the active tab (chrome.scripting). It picks the best scrollable target on the page (document or a large overflow container), advances at a steady rate, and wraps to the top at the bottom.
