Cursor Scroll - Precision

Middle-click a quiet page area to activate Cursor Scroll (customization for start gesture through settings or popup)

• Cursor Scroll is middle-click scroll mode you control with the mouse: lock a direction, then move the page with tiny strokes—without fighting the wheel or hitting a screen edge.
• Use it when you are deep in long docs, articles, search results, product pages, dashboards, GitHub issues, or research pages and want precise, low-effort scrolling.
• Not hands-free continuous scrolling: you pump the page with micro-strokes after a direction locks.

HOW TO SCROLL:

1. Open a normal web page.
2. Middle-click a non-interactive part of the page to enter scroll mode (or use your configured start gesture).
3. Drag once to lock a direction.
4. Use tiny repeated mouse strokes in any direction to move the page along that lock and pump momentum.
5. Middle-click again (or press Escape) to exit.

POPUP AND SETTINGS:

• Start gesture: Middle-click, or Ctrl / Alt / Meta + primary click for trackpads
• Feel presets: Precision, Balanced, or Glide
• Sensitivity: exact micro-path → page-distance multiplier (micro through low-effort)
• Momentum: how long residual coast continues after pumping stops
• Advanced (options page): start distance, vector constraint, grab/natural inversion, smart targeting, edge behavior

PRIVACY MODEL:

• Does not use telemetry, tracking, analytics, remote code, or developer-owned servers.
• Settings stay on your device.
• Stores only local Cursor Scroll preferences (feel, direction, activation, targeting).
• Does not read page content, form data, keystrokes, screenshots, history, bookmarks, or personal files.
• No data leaves your browser for telemetry, tracking, analytics, or developer-owned services.

LOCAL SETTINGS ONLY: Preferences are saved with browser storage on this device. Nothing is synced to developer-owned services. Closing the browser keeps your settings; page motion itself is never recorded.

LIMITATIONS:

• Scroll mode works on normal web pages where content scripts can run.
• Browser UI pages, extension pages, browser stores, devtools, PDF viewers, and some restricted pages may block content scripts.
• Native middle-click remains unchanged on links, form controls, editable content, and media controls; Cursor Scroll claims the gesture only on non-interactive page regions.
• When page gestures are unavailable, use the extension popup toolbar to adjust feel or open options.