A Safari browser extension that makes paging down scroll a little less.

On some sites there are overlays at the top or bottom of the window which cause paging down to scroll some of the next page's content underneath the overlay. I'm looking at you NYTimes and SF Chronicle. Then after page down I'd have to manually scroll back up a couple lines.

To install, download the extension and then run the app. I haven't dealt with code signing (read as: paid for an Apple developer account) so you need to turn on Developer mode in Safari and then allow running of unsigned extensions. You may also need to enable the extension in Preferences… > Extensions and allow it to access all websites.

While this is a Safari browser extension I'm pretty sure that it'd work with Chrome, Firefox, or any other browser supporting the WebExtensions API. See the files in Scolless Extension/Resources/.

The sites and amount to scroll are hard-coded in content.js.

The Page down button is by Icons8.