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Scroll Instagram Reels with hand gestures using your webcam Hello everyone! Ever faced this problem when you're eating and have messy hands or have your hands away from keyboard/mouse and unable to scroll past your Instagram Reels? Then I've got a solution for you! My invention "Gestured Reel Scroller" browser extension. ***ONLY FOR CHROME WEB BROWSER AND INSTAGRAM WEB, WONT WORK ON PHONE APP*** Just install this extension and run it while you have your Instagram Web reel page open *How To Use This (A Noobs Guide)* 1] Install this extension (obvsly) 2] Then while you have your Instagram Reel page open, Launch this extension by clicking on "LAUNCH GESTURE CONTROL" blue colored button! 3] Now here comes the fun part, make sure you have a web cam or laptop's front camera cleaned up! ** Scroll Up: Point your index finger to the camera and make "scrolling up" gesture **Scroll Down: Point your index finger and middle finger on the camera and make "scrolling downwards" gesture. **Like a reel: Make a thumbs up sign by your hands :) **Save a reel: Open your hands and show your palms to the camera. That's it this is all it takes and its super simple to use ! :) I hope you enjoy this thing P.S. I do not collect any of your camera feed or instagram user data everything is running locally on your computer! Ciao :)
Sep 6, 2026
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