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ScrollAnywhere by Juraj Mäsiar

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Response by Juraj Mäsiar

Developer response

posted 4 bliain ó shin
Hello,

Was it working before and now it's not smooth? If yes, please contact me to my support e-mail.
Anyway I've removed the options for smooth control because the scrolling is now controlled automatically based on your screen refresh rate - this is the right way to do it.
However on complex pages, your Firefox may just not be fast enough - to be really smooth it needs to move the page 60 times per second, which is a lot (even for Chrome).

I'm not sure there is anything I can do about it, but the good news is that as Firefox gets faster, the problem will go away :)

Best regards,
Juraj Mäsiar
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  • by Stehlampe2020, 4 lá ó shin
    Very useful as it's very customizable and native touch support is hard to discover in Firefox on Linux...
    When setting the envvar MOZ_USE_XINPUT2=1 and the about:config setting dom.w3c.touch_events.enabled to 1, Firefox's built-in touch support is enabled and allows websites to distinguish between your finger and mouse pointer.
  • by Firefox user 17833793, 9 lá ó shin
    Good
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  • by Firefox user 16446881, 2 míonna ó shin
    I like this feature so much that I wonder if there is similar software for Windows, and I want to use it outside of the browser.
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  • by Rama Drian, 3 míonna ó shin
    Hello! This is a really useful add on, especially when browsing with pen tablet. Although there's one thing that I think needs to be added. Could you create a new option to set how far the cursor needs to be moved after the scroll button is pressed to actually start scrolling? So for example, if the value for this setting is 10 pixels, that means the cursor wont scroll the page until the cursor has moved 10 pixels from its initial position. This will be useful for some websites like Twitter since it's very difficult to click anything there

    Developer response

    posted 3 míonna ó shin
    Hello,
    I'll look into it in the next release.
    But I'm very busy right now so it may take a while.
    Also, I think there is a different issue in Twitter, they are using non-standard click handlers so I may need to build a Twitter specific workaround.
    Best regards,
    Juraj Mäsiar
  • by Firefox user 17705578, 3 míonna ó shin
    нормально скроллит при зажатой кнопке стилуса thinkpad x230 tablet в линукс минт, юзать браузер в режиме планшета лучше стало.
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  • by REI, 7 míonna ó shin
    Hello author,
    I am amazed by your quick reply :)

    I want to fix the content
    Only when I swipe Youtube homepage (using left key)
    It doesn't work after scrolling the page few times
    until I refresh the page

    BTW, I dragging at the top or bottom of any web page will
    jitters up and down
    How can I set it up to make it better?
    Thank you a lot!!

    Developer response

    posted 7 míonna ó shin
    Hello again :),
    Thanks for the additional info. I will fix this in the upcoming 9.3 release.
    Regarding "jitters", could you send me some example page where I could try to reproduce it? You can send it to my support email or create new issue here:
    https://github.com/fastaddons/ScrollAnywhere/issues

    But if the scrolling starts inside "iframe", like some "ad banner", it may cause performance issues, for that it's best to use some adblock, like "ublock origin".

    Thanks!