Chromium Wheel extension provides better, configurable scrolling for Google Chrome
Regardless of what browser their browser of choice is, many users consider a smooth scrolling add-on to be essential. For Firefox fans, Yet Another Smooth Scrolling Add-on is extremely popular. If you've been waiting for a remix to appear in the Google Chrome Extensions Gallery, you're in luck!
Recently added was the Chrome Wheel Smooth Scroller, which brings the same highly-configurable scrolling experience to Chrome.
Keyboard and mouse scrolling are configured separately to your taste, and you can tweak acceleration, smoothness, distance (step size) and even the top/bottom of page bounce effect. I'm not a fan of the latter, so I turned it off by popping a zero into the text box.
So far, CWSS seems every bit as good as its Firefox cousin. It may well need to be added to Sebastian's list of must-have Chrome extensions.
Recently added was the Chrome Wheel Smooth Scroller, which brings the same highly-configurable scrolling experience to Chrome.
Keyboard and mouse scrolling are configured separately to your taste, and you can tweak acceleration, smoothness, distance (step size) and even the top/bottom of page bounce effect. I'm not a fan of the latter, so I turned it off by popping a zero into the text box.
So far, CWSS seems every bit as good as its Firefox cousin. It may well need to be added to Sebastian's list of must-have Chrome extensions.
Chromatic is one of the best time-wasters I've recently come across. It's all about the gameplay -- no Flash graphics here. You play a "circle" (it doesn't really have a name in the game). You move around with the arrow keys, and you change colors with Z, X, and C.
You can either be red, blue, or yellow, and you can switch at any time during the game. Each color has different capabilities -- yellow can double-jump, while red has a longer dash (which is like a forward sprint, activated by double-pressing DOWN).
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Chais! said 2:40PM on 1-06-2010
What about SmoothScroll? It's been in the gallery since day 1, and in existence even before that...
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Joe English said 4:40AM on 1-07-2010
I'd really like to see some ironic comments now about Opera (and the number of people using it, etc) which supports smooth scrolling (amongst other things) for years without the need of 157 plugins/extensions etc.!!!
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