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Click and drag anywhere to scroll the page. This extension makes it possible to to scroll pages as if the scrollbar was right under your pointer. Just press the right mouse button (or any other of your choice) and move the mouse. If you want grab-and-drag style scrolling, just set it up in the options. The extension is based on the Wet Banana extension and inspired by Scrollbar Anywhere for Firefox. Changes in 3.1: - Allows the extension to be properly enabled when disabled. Changes in 3.0: - Compatibility with future versions of Chrome with Manifest V3 Changes in 2.17: - Prevent the configured extra keys from interfering with scrolling. Changes in 2.16: - Stop gliding when a key is pressed or the mouse wheel is scrolled. - Fix a bug where the default mouse click actions were incorrectly prevented. Changes in 2.15: - Blacklist bug fix for file URLs. Changes in 2.14, 2.13 and 2.12: - Support for Chrome v60+.
Behind The Overlay
One click to close any overlay on any website. Close any overlay on any website with a single click or keys. Use keyboard shortcut on Windows ctrl+shift+x or on MacOS cmd+shift+x (think about x as the close button you can use on any website). Once you get used to the keyboard shortcut, you'll be using it all the time and gonna love it ! ; ) Important features: * It works on any website. It doesn't rely on a static list of rules, as some other extensions. * It doesn't require any permissions. * No performance impact on your browsing. It will only activate when triggered. * (NEW) Also removes blurred backgrounds and unlocks the scroll bar. Important changes 0.2.2 - 05/01/2024 Update to make it work with the latest versions of Chrome that only supports manifest v3. 0.2.1 - 16/03/2022 Better handling for the scrollbar unblocker thanks to @ricobl on github (issue #23). 0.2.0 - 24/04/2021 Removes blurred backgrounds and improved scroll detection thanks to @sandsmark on github (issue #29). 0.1.3 - 18/06/2014: A keyboard shortcut is now available and activated by default: For windows, linux: CTRL+SHIFT+X For MacOS: CMD+SHIFT+X To remember X key, think of X as a close button. The scrolling enabler now got better, thanks to jordansexton on github. Improving the algorithm for finding overlays. --- Reach out on Github to make suggestions: https://github.com/NicolaeNMV/BehindTheOverlay Now an Firefox extension is also available ! I'm using this extension myself and happy to share it with everyone !
ScrollAnywhere
Drag scrollbar with your middle mouse button anywhere on the page. Supports also "grab and drag" style. NOTE: ScrollAnywhere doesn't work on THIS page (all extensions are disabled on "Chrome Web Store" page due to internal security) Scroll Anywhere enables you to drag scrollbar with your middle / right / left mouse button without touching a scrollbar. Just hold the middle button and move mouse up-down or left-right. You can also change the behavior to simple "grab and drag" style. 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'm full-time extension developer and your donations is my only income. There are no ads in my extensions! - Please support my work by: - Buy me a coffee - https://ko-fi.com/fastaddons - PayPal donation - https://paypal.me/fastaddons/ - Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/fastaddons Thank you! :) Your donation will help me keep this extension working in future versions of Chrome! Known issues: - does not work on https://chrome.google.com/webstore/ (blocked by Chrome) - does not work on browser specific pages like "chrome://extensions" (blocked by Chrome) - does not work on other extensions pages like options page of some addon (blocked by Chrome) - in Linux right click (context menu) cannot be canceled so only middle button is working correctly Recently added features: - The list of changes in last versions is available here: https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/scroll_anywhere/versions/
Slash to search
Jump to the search box on any website by pressing the forward slash key on your keyboard. This extension lets you jump to the search box on websites by pressing the forward slash '/' key. It also lets you choose to jump to the search box automatically when a website loads; an option ideal for YouTube and Jumia. By default, it's configured to automatically jump to search on some popular e-commerce sites (Aliexpress, Amazon, Jumia, Konga) and YouTube. There are some sites on which this extension won't work by default: type A sites, where the search box is hidden until you click on a search icon. And type B sites where there's no search icon, but the extension doesn't jump to the search box as expected. To set up this extension to work properly for type A sites, right click on the search icon that reveals the search box and select "add this search trigger" from the menu. After this, the extension will function properly on the site. To set up for type B sites, right click on the search box and select "add this search box". After that, the extension will function properly.
Fast Page Scroll
Quickly scroll to the top or bottom of any page without using the mouse wheel. There are many "Scroll to top" extensions out there, but they all add a button to the page or browser's interface. That's ugly and bad user experience. How about clicking anywhere on the top or bottom right corner of the page (where there is usually no content) and scroll automagically? That's exactly what this extension will do. This is a feature I encountered at Basecamp, so the credit goes to 37signals. I liked it so much that I developed the extension to be able to use it everywhere. I think it will be useful for everyone. No icon is added to the browser. Go to Chrome Options - Tools - Extensions menu and look for Fast Page Scroll.
