There you can enter the URLs of websites to exclude from the selected Chromium Wheel Smooth Scroller settings. The options are basically the same as those for mouse, except that they customize Chrome’s keyboard scrollbar settings.Īt the bottom of the page there’s a Black List text box. Below the mouse options there are settings you can customize the keyboard page scroll with.
You can also scroll up and down page with the arrow keys. If you drag them to the far left, the page scroll with mouse wheel will be a little jerkier. Drag those bars further right to make the page scrolling with wheel rolls smoother. Just below that there are Smoothness and Smoothness (Forepart) bars. Drag the bar right to increase the number of pixels the slider jumps down the page with each wheel roll, which effectively boosts the scroll speed. For example, each mouse wheel roll scrolls the slider down the page by a specific amount and you can customize that by dragging the Step Size bar further left or right. Then right-click the Chromium Wheel Smooth Scroller button on toolbar and select Options to open the page shown below.Īt the top you have mouse wheel options you can customize the mouse wheel scroll with. However, you can do that with the Chromium Wheel Smooth Scroller extension, which Chrome users can add to the browser from this page. You can’t customize the scrollbar page scroll, otherwise scroll speed, with either Rescroller or Minimal Scrollbar. There you can enter page URLs in the text box so that they don’t include the customized scrollbar. Right-click the Minimal Scrollbar button on the toolbar and then select Options to open the tab below. This extension doesn’t have many customization options, but you configure it so that the default scrollbar remains in place on certain pages.
The transparent slider is also something new. Hover the cursor over it to expand the scrollbar. So this scrollbar effectively has a reduced width when it’s not selected.
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