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Scroll Anywhere enables you to drag scrollbar with your middle (or right / left) mouse button without actually touching a scrollbar. Just hold the middle mouse button and move up-down or left-right. You can also change the behavior to simple "grab and drag" style.

Available also for your Thunderbird 78 email client!

Short preview video here (0:12)

Warning: very addictive! :)

Features:

Momentum allows you to throw page to scroll it faster (just like on your phone)
Middle / Right / Left mouse buttons are supported, see the Options page
Customize scrollbars - make them thinner, change color or hide
Auto-disable on specified domains / sub-domains
Grab and drag scroll like on your phone
Multiplier to speed-up or slow down
On key down enable / disable
Custom scrolling cursor

Contribution:

I've spend more than 1,000 hours developing this add-on.
Please consider supporting my work by:

Buy me a coffee

PayPal donation

Become my Liberapay supporter!

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Thank you! :)
Your donation will help me keep this add-on working in future versions of Firefox!

Social media: Facebook / Twitter

Known issues:

does not work HERE on https://addons.mozilla.org/ (blocked by Firefox)
does not work on browser specific pages like "about:addons" (blocked by Firefox)
does not work in "PDF view" - broken by Firefox 60
does not work in "reader view" (blocked by Firefox), vote for bug
does not work on other extensions pages like options page of some addon (blocked by Firefox)
may not work in nested IFRAME html elements (somehow Firefox won't inject it there)

Be aware:

left mouse button support is experimental feature - please report any issues to my support e-mail.
Linux users may want to enable "Don't block default button action" option in Options/Advanced - to enable 'Paste' with middle button again.
in some Linux versions you may need to disable "middlemouse.contentLoadURL" in "about:config" to avoid navigating to URL from clipboard when pressing middle mouse button

Recently added features:

The list of changes in last versions is available here

Tags: anywhere, button, cursor, drag, grab, grab drag, grab and drag, infinite, left, middle, momentum, mouse, move, page, right, scroll, scroll page, scrollbar, scrolling, throw

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Informacje o wydaniu 9.2

This is a cumulative release of these 3 versions:
Version 9.2:
- fixed Options page being displayed too soon, before data migration
- fixed broken scrolling with left button
- fixing runtime errors in the console

Version 9.0:
- migrated to Manifest V3 (Chrome only)
- fixed broken dynamic styles (scrollbars)
- fixed font size in test page in Chrome
- fixed save button icons in Options page
- fixed errors on XML pages

Version 8.8 - some new features and A LOT of fixes:
- added "Use middle click to 'paste' content of the clipboard" feature - using the optional "clipboardRead" permission (must be enabled in Options page / General). Works only on "editable" elements which will also get focused!
- added option to set 3 distinct scrolling cursors based on the scrolling - vertical / horizontal / both
- added Fixed axis X/Y lock
- disabled closing popup after click
- new font for testing page
- releasing a scrolling modifier key will now correctly stop scrolling
- default Axis lock is now strict, not smart
- fixed scrolling collision on pages that implements custom scrolling (by blocking "mosedown" event)
- Momentum upgrade - you can now stop momentum with any mouse button without worrying you click something on the page
- Momentum with left button now supports continuous scrolling without text selection - as long as the page is moving, similar to phones
- fixed broken Momentum when using option: "Enable scrolling when key is down"
- moved strict min. version to current Firefox ESR 91, just to be sure
- increased max. Multiplier to 20
- upgrade to Webpack 5 and new libs
- refactoring old code and preparing for Manifest V3
- fixed the sudden jump up when try to scroll down and you are already down
- fixed broken scrolling in some nested flex elements (like Patreon chat)
- fixed scrolling on Mega.nz
- fixed tweet opening while scrolling on Twitter.com

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