Achieve a browser-like auto-scroll effect in any scrollable software interface. Trigger the function with a keystroke to sync the interface with the cursor for automatic scrolling, allowing for precise speed control via the mouse.

<h2 class="bb_tag" >Preface</h2>Auto-scrolling triggered by clicking the middle mouse button in a browser is a fantastic design, but this feature is typically unavailable outside of web browsers. Therefore, we have implemented a similar function that works with any software supporting scroll wheel input.<h2 class="bb_tag" >Core Features</h2>Auto-ScrollingPress a configurable shortcut key on the screen and move the cursor to another position. The interface at the cursor's location will then begin to scroll automatically at a specific speed.Scrolling Modes<ul class="bb_ul"><li>Smooth Scrolling Most modern applications utilize smooth scrolling.</li><li>Fixed Interval Scrolling Some applications (such as the native File Explorer) do not support smooth scrolling, so fixed interval scrolling is used instead.</li></ul><h2 class="bb_tag" >Experience Optimization</h2>Scrolling SpeedThe further the mouse is from the initial starting point, the faster the interface scrolls.To enhance the user experience, speed growth is divided into three stages:<ul class="bb_ul"><li>Stage 1: Speed increases slowly.</li><li>Stage 2: Speed increases at a moderate rate.</li><li>Stage 3: Speed increases rapidly.</li></ul>The trigger distance and rate of speed change for each stage are fully configurable. Furthermore, these three speed stages can be configured individually for each specific software application.Visual OptimizationUpon entering scrolling mode, a scroll wheel icon appears at the cursor's position. When the cursor is moved in any direction to trigger scrolling, a corresponding directional icon will appear, allowing the user to intuitively monitor the scrolling status.

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