Infy is currently in beta. Unfortunately, this means it might contain a few bugs and it might not work on every website you try it on! But I really want you to be 100% happy with Infy, so if something isn't working right, or if there's a feature you think is missing, please email me and give me a chance to fix it before leaving a low rating/review, and I promise I will.
Infy Scroll is an extension in beta that can auto-load the next page and let you add customized infinite scrolling to websites. It's also compatible with the AutoPagerize Database, which means it supports thousands of websites automatically. Infy supports 4 different actions and 4 different append modes so you can customize each site's infinite scrolling to how you want it to be. Infy understands both CSS Selector and XPath rules for finding next links. It can also increment URLs and perform special actions, like clicking "Load More" buttons. You can save your settings for each URL and Infy will auto-activate the next time you visit them.
- 4 Actions: Next Link, Increment URL, Click Button, URL List
- 4 Append Modes: Page (for Simple Websites), Iframe (for Complex Websites, similar to PageZipper's Compatibility Mode), Element (AutoPagerize Mode), and Media (for Images like 001.jpg)
- Auto Mode: Automatically append pages, or use Slideshow Mode with Pause and Repeat
- AutoPagerize Database: Infy can use the AP Database to pre-configure thousands of websites for you automatically
- Save URLs: Infy can save custom site-specific settings and then auto-activate on your favorite URLs
- Custom Scripts: Infy has custom scripts for a few popular websites (such as Google Search) that may fix missing image thumbnails
- Advanced Features: Fix lazy loading or use the Element Iframe mode to fix missing images while in AutoPagerize mode
- Chrome / Edge: Uses 0 Background Memory when inactive
- Firefox: Support for Firefox for Android (Fenix Nightly with Collections Workaround, Some features may not work perfectly)
- No Ads, No Tracking, No Bloat
- Example URL: https://www.pixiv.net/tags/Re:ゼロから始める異世界生活/illustrations
- Action:
Next Link - Next Rule (Selector):
nav > button:not(:disabled) + a - Append: First select
Iframeand setIframe Height Waitto 3000 ms. Then selectElementand checkElement Iframe - Page Element Rule (Selector):
div.l7cibp-0.hVbyIZ,div.sc-1dvz9fa-0.dROxDU - Saved URL (Regular Expression):
^https://www\.pixiv\.net/.*/?tags/.*/(illustrations|manga|novels)
*Tested on March 30, 2021. Requires page refresh due to SPA (Single Page Application) nature. Links must be opened in new tab due to the nature of Iframes. Websites are subject to change their code at any time and break these settings. This is just a simple example to show Infy's potential.
No, they're quite different. AutoPagerize is a great and simple to use extension that relies on a database to work. PageZipper is another great and simple to use extension that can work generically across many websites. Infy is a more complex extension that can work both ways, while featuring more actions and append modes of its own (Infy was primarily developed for scroll incrementing). It can work just like AutoPagerize due to its database support and Append Element mode, and it can work similar to PageZipper due to its generic algorithm and Append Page and Iframe modes. It's also customizable. You can also use both Infy and AutoPagerize/PageZipper simultaneously, and only use Infy for websites that AP or PZ don't support (e.g. incrementing URLs or other such things).
| AutoPagerize | PageZipper | Infy Scroll | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Database Support | ✔️ | ✔️ | |
| Works Generically | ✔️ | ✔️ | |
| Customizable | ✔️ |
Works Genericallymeans that it can work without relying on a database.- Infy's
ElementAppend Mode is similar to AutoPagerize's Append Mode. - Infy's
IframeAppend Mode is similar to PageZipper'sCompatibilityMode.
Unfortunately, because Browsers strongly discourage this from a security standpoint. This is easily possible, and something I really wanted to include, but having something like eval() or chrome.tabs.executeScript(code: <CustomScriptString>) in the public release would likely result in either a rejection or extremely long extension review times (especially when Chrome's Manifest v3 comes out).
Infy now ships with its own unique scripts.js file with hardcoded custom scripts inside of it. The scripts are for several popular websites (including Google Search and Microsoft Bing Search) that fixes missing images and broken HTML. The script will execute on each new page that is appended. However, because the scripts are hardcoded, an update will be required if the website changes and the script no longer works.
It depends, but implementing something that works generically (across many websites) would be extremely difficult without allowing custom scripts for each site. The most Infy can do is click a button for you and rely on the website itself to append the content asynchronously, but if the website replaces the previous page with the next page's content, this probably won't be what you're looking for.
Read and change all your data on the websites you visit- Infy needs to request this permission so that its content script can auto-activate on any Saved URL or Database URL you want it to.wedata.netandgithub.io- Infy needs to request permissions to these domains so it can download and use the AutoPagerize Database.
Infy Scroll does not use any remote code. All code is included locally in the software package and goes under review before being published.
Infy Scroll does not track you. It does not use analytic services. It does not collect or transmit any data from your device or computer. All your data is stored locally on your device. Your data is your data.
- Infy: Joyfool
- Database: AutoPagerize Contributors | Wedata
- UI: Material Design
- Fonts: Roboto
- Icons: FontAwesome
- Animations: Hover.css
- Tooltips: Balloon.css
- Loading: Loading.io
- With Special Thanks: LostPacket
Infy Scroll
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Character Design and Artwork Copyright © 2020 Joyfool