One final note: I think Chrome/Chromium etc on Linux doesn't have autoscrolling in the first place, so I'm talking about Vivaldi on Windows (and maybe Mac, I don't know).Įxample code one of the extensions uses: document. It's only a handful of lines, nothing complicated.
Optionally, integers can be passed for the the x and y keyword arguments to move the mouse cursor before performing the scroll. The amount of scrolling in a click varies between platforms. I'm talking about auto scrolling.Įach extension lists the code involved right at the top of the page in the screenshot. The mouse scroll wheel can be simulated by calling the scroll() function and passing an integer number of clicks to scroll. Note that they use the word "smooth" scrolling, but it has nothing to do with smooth scrolling, which is an unrelated Chrome flag (and also a Vivaldi option), so please ignore the name. Note: I'm not talking about using the mouse wheel to manually scroll.Īs this article explains, Firefox has a way to disable it, but Chrome does not.Įxcept with use of an extension, like one of these. In these cases, the foreground page scrolls very rapidly until I stop it. Using Solus Linux (and currently fully updated. You can also add animation on page scroll using jQuery animate. jQuery scrollTop method provides an easy way to scroll to div element. With smooth scrolling, the user can reach the specific portion of the page by clicking an anchor link or button. I know that sounds unbelievable but its true: it has been this way since the first Vivaldi 1.6 snapshot (before that, it didnt). Smooth scroll reduces efforts of the users to scroll for reach the certain portion of the page. Any ‘next’ link will smoothscroll to the top of the page (opposite direction) and then jump directly to the anchor location (where it was supposed to scroll to in the first place). In my own site there is another strange behaviour with Safari. The only time that I use it is when I sometimes activate it accidentally when using that button to open a link in the background. For me middle click scrolling works in Vivaldi without having installed any extension (well, not one that enables autoscrolling, that is). If I click the ‘sugar’ link there is a 1 or 2 second pause, then a direct jump to the sugar section.
I am not good at shell scripting, so I can't speak with confidence, but, it seems the commands within the middleclicktoscroll.sh file are being executed at the time the setupmiddleclickscrolling.sh script is run, NOT at the time the middleclicktoscroll.sh script is run. Specify the element ID with hash () prefix in the href attribute value of the anchor tag. The following jQuery scroll to div script land you to the specific portion of the page by clicking on the respective link.
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Download Github About Iamdustan Smoothscroll: Polyfill for smooth scroll behavior. Many love the feature, where you click the middle mouse button and see the page scroll automatically, but I never did. As presented, this script did not work for me. The example code scroll to div and jump to the specific portion of the page by click on the anchor link using jQuery. Ask Question Asked 9 years, 9 months ago. Browse CDN Version Based CDN Live-First CDN.