Whaaat! This is one of those revolutionary plugins you wonder how you lived without.

Scrolling via a "grab" style like on a phone with right mouse works really damn well, and with someone who often finds scrolling with the wheel straining, this is a wonderful feature that integrates really naturally in my experience.

The menu options and customization are really well setup, with a good amount of customization, so no matter what preferences you have, I'm sure you'll find a config that works great for you.

Works really well, super useful, especially since my scroll wheel doesn't work properly, it is a must-have for sure as i already miss the extension when i'm using other apps.

Really? No mouse-wheel? Opportunity missed...

I literally mean the mouse-wheel as a wheel, not a button.

Thanks!!! Grab and Drag with Momentum - this functionality should be built into the browser - it’s so needed!

I didn't even know I needed this lol, but it's so useful, thanks!

Muito boa, se tornou indispensável na minha navegação. Quando bem configurado me permite deslizar como no mobile.

Works if you want to hold down the middle button. I just want the standard toggle.

スクロールが楽しくなる。ミドルボタンでぐいーっと、スマホにも似た感覚でスクロールできるようになります。見やすく、素早く、そしてお手軽で素晴らしい。そして、他にも役立つ機能が沢山あります。ぜひ入れるべき、Firefox必須アドオンです。

Doesn't work for touchpad (laptop) users. I checked the right button to be the scroll button and checked grab-like-phone option, allowed on the permission popup and saved. But to no avail. there's a site that has no scroll bar which I would like to use this add-on for (https : // npo . nl / start / live) but sadly it doesn't work :'((

using Linux Lite 6 Live* environment
*) I believe it's called Live? I'm using the not-actually-install Rufus-to-USB iso that I downloaded and can install programs on, which are gone and need to reinstall (btw wtph is up with that, why isn't Linux able to do sth that can easily be done with Windows?) every time I reboot the system. And no, I did n.o.t install this extension and then loose it by rebooting so no, that's not the problem