System-wide smooth scrolling for Windows
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Scroll-V brings fluid 120 FPS scrolling to all Windows applications. Adjust smoothness, speed, momentum, glide, and animation curves, or exclude specific apps with one click.
Free and open source forever.
Scroll-V is an independent project.
If you use it regularly, you can support development via PayPal.
| Action | Result |
|---|---|
| Close window | Minimize to system tray (~6 MB RAM) |
| Double-click tray icon | Open Scroll-V settings |
| Right-click tray icon | Toggle smooth scroll or exit |
Ctrl + Scroll |
Native scroll (bypasses smooth scroll for zoom) |
Active Processes (CONFIGURE) |
Toggle smooth scrolling on or off for specific apps |
VI / EN switch |
Switch language between Vietnamese and English |
Tuning parameters
| Setting | Description | Range |
|---|---|---|
| Smoothness | Interpolation duration | Very Smooth to Instant |
| Scroll Speed | Distance multiplier per wheel step | 0.5x to 3.0x |
| Momentum | How long scrolling continues after input stops | Low to Very High |
| Glide | Inertia boost on consecutive scroll gestures | Subtle to Maximum |
| Animation | Easing curve | Linear, EaseOutQuad, EaseOutCubic, EaseOutExpo, EaseOutCirc, EaseInOutQuad, Elastic, Back |
Scroll-V runs on 64-bit Windows 10 or Windows 11 and requires the .NET 8 Desktop Runtime.
- Download
Scroll-V-Setup.exe(installer) orScroll-V.exe(portable) from Releases. - Run the executable.
- Optionally enable "Start with Windows" in Settings.
Thank you to everyone who has supported Scroll-V since the early releases. Your feedback and GitHub stars help keep the project going.
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Scroll-V uses the MIT License. See LICENSE.