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Automatically save and restore your reading position on long-form web pages Scroll Tracker automatically saves your reading position on long-form articles, documentation, and blog posts. When you return to a page you were reading, you'll see a prompt to resume where you left off. FEATURES: • Automatic scroll position tracking on long pages • Smart resume prompts when returning to saved pages • Per-site enable/disable control • Privacy-first: all data stays local, no cloud sync • Configurable auto-resume vs. prompt-first behavior • Storage management with automatic cleanup PRICING: 📦 Free Tier: Save up to 50 pages 💎 Pro Tier: $5/month for unlimited pages, cross-device sync, and data export Try the free version to experience scroll tracking. Upgrade anytime for unlimited storage and advanced features. PERFECT FOR: - Long articles on Medium, Wikipedia, documentation sites - Research and reference materials - Multi-part blog series - Technical documentation and tutorials - Any content you read across multiple sessions PRIVACY: All data is stored locally on your device using Chrome's storage API. No data is transmitted to external servers. Only URLs, scroll positions, and timestamps are stored—no page content is captured. HOW IT WORKS: 1. Visit any long article or documentation page 2. Scroll Tracker automatically saves your position as you read 3. When you return later, see a prompt to resume 4. Click "Resume" to jump back to where you left off The extension works seamlessly across all websites and requires no configuration to get started. SETTINGS: Customize the behavior to your preferences: - Choose between automatic resume or prompt-first - Adjust the minimum scroll threshold - Disable tracking on sensitive sites (banks, healthcare) - View storage usage and clear saved positions - Manage per-site tracking preferences SUPPORT: Questions or feedback? Contact us at support@scrolltracker.xyz We typically respond within 24-48 hours. Made with care for readers who hate losing their place.
Jan 28, 2026
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