Hi, so here is my second attempt to make a greasemonkey script : http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/25207 The idea is to mimic the Adobe Acrobat Reader autoscroll feature. <b>To do :</b> <ul> <li>use a DATA URI and avoid using remote images <li>finish the button interface (center/fadeIn/fadeOut) <li>manage the blur pause system <li>activate/desactivate to make it usable for the whole web (not just one page) <li>add per page/domain speed <li>.... </ul> <b>Fixed :</b> <ul> <li><del>auto-pause and disable shortcuts will typing in a textbox/textarea element</del> <li><del>refine the speed (log speed-step)</del> <li><del>clean code with some comments</del> <li><del>overlay buttons for all actions</del> <li><del>shortcuts seem not to work</del> <li><del>have to choose the way to scroll all the way even if the user scroll back up or down ( using a window.Y-position propertie ?)</del> <li><del>simple start/stop functions</del> </ul> It's a very early stage but I thought I could get some help and suggestions. PS : I know you can use your mouse but first I don't want to use a mouse at all and second I find this technic very imprecise regarding speed adjustment. <p>Hi,</p> <p>so here is my second attempt to make a greasemonkey script : <br /><a href="http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/25207">http://userscripts.org/scripts/review/25207</a></p> <p>The idea is to mimic the Adobe Acrobat Reader autoscroll feature.</p> <p><b>To do :</b><ul><li>use a DATA URI and avoid using remote images </li><li>finish the button interface (center/fadeIn/fadeOut) </li><li>manage the blur pause system </li><li>activate/desactivate to make it usable for the whole web (not just one page) </li><li>add per page/domain speed </li><li>.... </li></ul><b>Fixed :</b><ul><li><del>auto-pause and disable shortcuts will typing in a textbox/textarea element</del></li><li><del>refine the speed (log speed-step)</del></li><li><del>clean code with some comments</del></li><li><del>overlay buttons for all actions</del></li><li><del>shortcuts seem not to work</del></li><li><del>have to choose the way to scroll all the way even if the user scroll back up or down ( using a window.Y-position propertie ?)</del></li><li><del>simple start/stop functions</del></li></ul></p> <p>It's a very early stage but I thought I could get some help and suggestions.</p> <p>PS : I know you can use your mouse but first I don't want to use a mouse at all and second I find this technic very imprecise regarding speed adjustment.</p> 2008-04-14T18:21:31Z 1 Forum 8344 2150 2009-01-25T12:09:32Z 50230