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Automatically saves and restores your scroll position on any webpage. Perfect for researchers, readers, and professionals. Description: ScrollSaver is a smart and intuitive Chrome extension designed to enhance your web browsing experience by saving and restoring your page scroll positions automatically. Perfect for researchers, readers, and professionals who navigate through long web pages, ScrollSaver ensures that you never lose track of your place, even when you refresh or navigate to a different page. Key Features: Automatic Scroll Position Saving: ScrollSaver automatically saves your scroll position as you browse different pages. Whether you're reading long articles, browsing research papers, or simply scrolling through your favorite blogs, ScrollSaver remembers where you left off and restores the exact position when you return. Bookmarks for Easy Navigation: Create bookmarks to save your favorite places on any webpage. Add a title, notes, and a category to your bookmark, making it easier to organize and access important information. You can even filter bookmarks by category, making it a breeze to find what you need. Whitelist & Blacklist Modes: ScrollSaver works with both whitelist and blacklist modes: Whitelist Mode: Activates ScrollSaver only on the sites you choose. Add your preferred websites to the list, and ScrollSaver will ensure it functions exclusively on those sites. Blacklist Mode: Keeps ScrollSaver active on all sites except those you want to exclude. Ideal for when you want to avoid automatic scroll saving on specific sites. Activation & Deactivation Control: You can easily toggle ScrollSaver on or off with a simple switch. When deactivated, it won’t interfere with your browsing experience, giving you complete control over its functionality. How Does It Work? Once installed, ScrollSaver works seamlessly in the background to save your scroll position automatically as you navigate through web pages. On supported websites, your position is restored when you revisit the page. This makes it ideal for research-heavy activities, such as reading academic papers, long-form articles, and more. Compatible Sites: Works Great on: Research sites like arxiv.org, researchgate.net, and scholar.google.com News websites Long-form blogs Documentation and technical guides Doesn't Work on: ScrollSaver doesn’t work perfectly on sites with heavy dynamic content or native scroll features, such as: ChatGPT or other AI chat services, which often involve complex page reloading and dynamic content generation. Websites with infinite scroll where content keeps loading as you scroll. Free Trial & Subscription: Free Trial: ScrollSaver offers a 30-day free trial to get you started with all premium features unlocked. During this period, you can enjoy seamless scroll-saving and the ability to create and manage bookmarks without limitations. Subscription: After the free trial period, you can continue enjoying ScrollSaver with a premium subscription for only $1/year. This subscription ensures that you have access to all premium features and future updates, giving you the best experience while using ScrollSaver. Why Choose ScrollSaver? ScrollSaver is the perfect tool for anyone who spends a lot of time reading and navigating long-form content. With its simple yet effective features, you’ll never lose track of your place again. Whether you're working on research papers, following up on news stories, or simply reading your favorite blogs, ScrollSaver helps you stay organized and productive.
Jan 27, 2025
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