Flicking Scrolling
— Last update Jun 28, 2007 — Installed 152 times.|
Script Summary:
Drag your mouse on the page and let it scroll. |
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This userscript allows you to flick through the page.
How to
After you install this userscript, there will be three options in the User Script Commands (right click the Greasemonkey icon):
- Disable Flicking Scrolling
- Enable Flicking Scrolling (Line Effect)
- Enable Flicking Scrolling (Scroll Effect)
There are 2 effects. Line effect and scroll effect.
- The line effect: When you drag your mouse, there will be a line.
- The scroll effect: When you drag your mouse, the page will scroll in an opposite direction.
To start, hold down the Alt key, and drag the page. (After your mouse is down, you may release your alt key)
When you release your mouse, the page scrolls in another direction. That means, if you drag your mouse up, the page will scroll down. If you drag down, the page will scroll up.
If the page scrolls too long and you want to stop the current scrolling, just click your mouse once. You may, alternatively, drag your page to scroll more (You don't have to press alt again until the scrolling stops).
Example:
