https://pis.hamachi25.com/ · Art & Design
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By simply scrolling, the next page is automatically loaded, allowing you to browse pixiv works seamlessly. There is no need to click page numbers every time to navigate on pixiv. With Pixiv Infinite Scroll, the next page loads automatically as you scroll, making it more comfortable to view illustrations and novels. ⭐ Features: ✔️ Fast Loading: Using pixiv's API, page loading is extremely fast. ✔️ Lightweight Operation: Implements virtual scrolling, ensuring smooth operation even when loading a large number of works. ✔️ Mute function: Hide works based on specified tags or user IDs. ✔️ Automatic URL Update: The URL changes according to the page as you scroll. This allows you to return to the page you were viewing after opening a work. ⚙️ Mute: You can mute works based on the specified tag names or user IDs. How to Set Up 1. Click the Pixiv Infinite Scroll icon in the browser toolbar to open the popup. 2. Turn on the "Mute Tag/User" toggle. 3. Click "Mute Settings" to navigate to the settings page. 4. Enter a tag name or user ID to add it. (Usernames are optional and are only for display in the mute list.) Works inserted by this extension can be shown or hidden in real time by toggling the switch on or off. 💻 Supported Pages: - Tag Search - User profile - Following - Latest by followed - Bookmarks 📪 Bug Reports and Feature Request: https://forms.gle/viWPDzAzzwkVxjD18 or https://github.com/hamachi25/Pixiv-Infinite-Scroll/issues 📄 Source Code: This extension is open-source. https://github.com/hamachi25/Pixiv-Infinite-Scroll
Apr 18, 2025
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