Auto Mode (default)
Navigate through the different detected Scroll Areas of the frontmost window with:
| scroll area | key |
|---|---|
| next | tab or down or control n |
| previous | shift tab or up or control p |
| first | command up |
| last | command down |
| halfway up | control up |
| halfway down | control down |
| exit | escape or return or i or your global hotkey |
If you use kindaVim , then you’ll be able to navigate with Vim moves by entering Normal Mode and:
| scroll area | kindaVim move |
|---|---|
| next | j or down or control j or control n |
| previous | k or up or control p |
| first | gg |
| last | G |
| halfway up | control b or control u |
| halfway down | control f or control d |
Manual Mode
For the web and some shit apps (Electron, Java) Scrolla cannot detect the Scroll Areas automatically. For those cases you can move the cursor manually with:
| focused window | key |
|---|---|
| top left | 1 |
| top middle | 2 |
| top right | 3 |
| middle left | 4 |
| middle middle | 5 |
| middle right | 6 |
| bottom left | 7 |
| bottom middle | 8 |
| bottom right | 9 |
The placement is not mathematically precise. Instead, Scrolla moves the cursor to a location that is more likely to be within a Scroll Area.