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Reviews for AutoScrolling

AutoScrolling by hisakazu

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  • by Zief, 8 years ago
    Exactly the functionality I was looking for, but as I use it not to read but to scroll shopping pages, I need the scrolling speed to be much faster, like 3 or 4 times the actual max speed.

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    In latest release, this addon may serve your request.
    It is possible to 3000 scroll per second at max speed.
  • by SJoarder, 8 years ago
    Easy to use and gets the job done perfectly. The perfect replacement for ScrollyFox. P.S. It doesn't work on pages like about:preferences but that isn't the addon's fault. Mozilla doesn't allow addons to tamper with some aspects of system sites like "about:preferences" or "about:addons" in the latest firefox versions. Anyways, keep up the great work Pinkienort! :)

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    Thank you for your comment.
    > It doesn't work on pages like about:preferences but that isn't the addon's fault.
    Yes. URL start with about:* or some website does not allow javascript excluding own.
  • by Firefox user 13275169, 8 years ago
    It seems to work on some pages, but not on others.

    I used ScrollyFox for years, but Firefox no longer supports it after the latest update, so I've been trying to find alternatives since I have chronic pain in my hands.

    For example, the addon doesn't scroll the addons search page, but does scroll Twitter. It's a bit of a mystery why it doesn't work on all pages. It'd also be nice to have a more direct access to toggling the speed.

    Developer response

    posted 8 years ago
    Thank you for your review.
    Anyway, I will find that bug.

    I also think that it takes time to change scrolling speed.
    I will plan the way to quick changing.

    --
    Hi renko2. I found why this add-on does not work, but the cause is not the bug of this add-on. "Content Security Policy" decides the source in where scripts are loaded. http://addons.mozilla.org does not permitted the add-on exclude legacy add-ons. Maybe there are some loophole, but I do not seek the way. Sorry.
  • by Firefox user 13250164, 8 years ago
    Click the icon and it scrolls at a custom speed you can set in the options.

    Simple but effective.

    Edit: On further testing, disabling the "click page to stop scrolling" doesn't work. Clicking the page still stops the scrolling.

    Developer response

    posted 8 years ago
    I will find out the bug.
    Thank you.