Mac AutoScroll
Functionality & UI
Replica of the AutoScroll feature from chrome on windows for mac and linux
Users
462
Rating
5.0
Reviews
1
7D Growth
+44|10.5%
Growth signalNo paid features detectedHigh-risk permissions
Classic Autoscroll
Classic Windows-style middle-click autoscroll with configurable speed.
Users938Current public install base
Rating5.0Store average score
Reviews10Public review volume
Manifest versionV3Extension platform version
7-day growth+35Net users gained this week
7-day growth rate+3.88%Relative weekly velocity
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5.00
Latest
5.00
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2026年7月16日2026年7月22日
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-4K-81.2%Technical snapshot
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Version1.0
ManifestV3
Size8.98MiB
Languages1English
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Overview
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This extension delivers the native Windows middle-click autoscroll experience to Chrome, addressing the gap left by outdated or unsupported predecessors. If you rely on autoscroll for efficient browsing on macOS or Linux, this is designed for you.
Core Functionality:
✅ Activation: Middle-click to place a scroll origin icon.
🔄 Scrolling: Move your mouse relative to the icon to scroll in any direction. Speed is proportional to distance.
Customization:
⚙️ Toggle Mode: A single middle-click activates persistent scrolling. Stop with another middle-click, left/right click, or Esc.
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Store average score5.0Chrome Web Store aggregate rating, including ratings without synced review text
Synced text average5.0Average computed only from synced review bodies below
Reviews with text7Synced review bodies
Total ratings / reviews10Chrome Web Store public rating/review count
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Works fine, but you really didn't need to include a 9mb demo.gif from your repo. It serves no purpose but makes it the largest autoscroll extension
Closest extension I've found to the way it feels on Windows. Very nice job.
Works well and code is same as shared source!
I've got a disability from a spinal injury which makes GUI interaction more difficult. This extension solves one critical problem perfectly well : Navigating large web pages. You've made this much easier - many thanks!
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This is the one I was searching for.