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Add a clickable table of contents to ChatGPT. Stop scrolling and instantly jump to any prompt in long chats. PROBLEM: ChatGPT is amazing, but navigating long chats is a nightmare. If you are a power user generating dozens of prompts, trying to find that one specific prompt means endless scrolling and broken focus. SOLUTION: ScrollStop solves this friction instantly. It adds a clean, native-looking toggleable sidebar to the right of your screen that acts as a clickable Table of Contents. Every prompt you enter is automatically indexed and listed as a button. Click one to instantly jump to that exact prompt. 👨💻 WHO IS THIS FOR? Built specifically for power users: • Software Engineers • Marketers • Researchers • Analysts • Anyone tired of scrolling to find their past prompts ✨ KEY FEATURES: 🚀 Instant Navigation: Jump to any prompt in your chat with a single click. 🎯 Table of Contents: Turn a long, endless chat into a clean, easy-to-read clickable list. 🎨 Native Look & Feel: Designed to blend perfectly with ChatGPT’s UI. Seamlessly supports both Light and Dark modes. ⚡ Zero Bloat: Lightweight, lightning-fast, and designed purely to boost your productivity. 🔒 PRIVACY & SECURITY: • Privacy First: Your data never leaves your browser. • No Tracking: The extension runs exclusively locally on chatgpt.com. It does not collect, read, or store your conversations. 💳 PRICING: • 7-Day Free Trial: Experience the full sidebar workflow completely unrestricted. No credit card required. • Lifetime License ($19.99 USD): A simple, one-time payment. Pay once, use it forever. 🛠️ SUPPORT: Have a feature request or found a bug? Reach out directly at: chatgptpromptscroller@gmail.com
Aug 10, 2026
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