Scroll Preview is a productivity chrome extension. it's a free extension and is featured in Productivity, it has 821 active users since released its first version, it earns an average rating of 3.88 from 26 rated user, last update is 1914 days ago.
HOW IT WORKS • Alt + A — get a new scrollbar with rough preview • drag/click the scrollbar — just like how you used to • Alt + Shift + A — get a refined preview (please wait patiently) • tired of key pressing? — turn on Automatic or Conditional mode in option page FAQ • https://github.com/chintown/monocle/wiki UPDATES • Floating handle • Conditional mode for articles • Setting synchronization FEATURES • Captures whole-page snapshot (Alt+A) • Adds an additional easy-to-drag scrollbar which works nicely with the native one • Integrates snapshot with scrollbar for better previewing • Refreshes snapshot while window is resized • Allows hide/show toggling (Alt+A again) • If you found blank areas shown in snapshot, let the browser re-scan the page to refine it. (Shift+Alt+A) • Applies anti-aliasing on snapshot. • Jumps to where you click on the snapshot. • Magnifier on snapshot (works great with click-to-jump). • Always-on mode (Options > Basics > Automatically) • Option page (chrome://extensions/ > Scroll Preview > Options) • Auto-hide • Blacklist / Whitelist ISSUES • https://github.com/chintown/monocle/issues CONTRIBUTORS • Mike Chen ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS • "html2canvas" by Niklas von Hertzen
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it does nothing
the only issue for me is that you can't change the shortcut (Alt a) other than that it works perfectly. and I would like to see an option to make it work automaticaly on selected websites not all of them.
This extension was okay, I just wish it would hide itself when you aren't using it/actively scrolling. It shows up, but then never goes away, so I have this big rectangle covering the top right of my screen (unless I turn it off, but I would prefer to have it on and to just disappear when I leave that section of the screen). Would be a handy tool if it wasn't so obtrusive. At the moment, it's kinda gimmicky.