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Gates your first scroll on every page. Push through — or walk away and celebrate. Local-only. No tracking. One Sec stops the open. ScrollGremlin stops the first scroll. You meant to check one thing. The page loads — and your thumb is already diving toward the comments. ScrollGremlin puts a juicy, cartoony resistance bar on that first scroll so you notice the impulse. HOW IT WORKS • The first downward scroll on a new page arms the gate. • Scroll against the bar to push through, or let go and walk away (the only celebrated win). • After you clear a gate, scrolling is free in that context for a while. • Resistance adapts per site: binge after clearing and the next gate gets heavier; leave shallow and it lightens. • Night hours and repeat visits the same day add a little extra grit. • The ✕ permanently exempts a site — but only after you've put in real effort. THE GREMLIN (supporter) Push through a gate and a little companion can tag along. It never blocks anything. It just gets progressively sicker the deeper you skim — like those radar speed signs that frown when you go too fast — and heals when you stop or actually read. Drag it. Poke it. Ignore it at your peril. FREE FOREVER The gate, adaptation, tuning, and walk-away celebration are free. A one-time supporter unlock adds characters and the gremlin. No account required. No cloud required. PRIVACY Everything stays on your machine. No analytics, no ads, no network calls for the product itself. Open the playground from the toolbar popup to tune the feel live.
Aug 23, 2026
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