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Scroil - Smooth Mouse Scrolling for Windows

For Windows users: Scroil replaces jumpy scrolling with smooth, fluid mouse wheel behavior across all applications and documents.

Built by Eric Feng

Open Source Free Last updated September 26, 2026

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Scroil is a Instant Launch listing on Launch Llama with 38 total upvotes across 2 founder supporters, founded by Eric Feng who joined in May 2026, compared against 6 alternatives.

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Eric Feng (Joined May 2026)

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Scroil

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I’d like to share Scroil, a utility I’ve been working on to bring fluid, natural mouse scrolling to Windows. The truth is, I’ve always found Windows scrolling to be... frustrating. Every time I switch from my phone or a MacBook back to Windows, the mouse wheel feels "jumpy" and inconsistent. It’s especially sluggish when I’m deep in a 2,000-line code file or a long PDF, and I find myself endlessly spinning the wheel just to move an inch. Scrolling on Windows can be better - that's why I built Scroil. Here're the main features of it: Features Global Smooth Scrolling: Brings smoother mouse wheel scrolling across your apps on Windows, reducing the jumpy feeling of apps's default scrolling behavior. Custom Scroll Feel: Adjust speed, step size, acceleration, deacceleration, and fine-grained scroll behavior. Scrolling Accelerator: Increases scroll speed during faster wheel movement, making long pages easier to move through. App Picker & Per-App Control: Add currently open programs to your Scroil profile list, customize scrolling experience for each app. Auto App Classifier: Automatically recognizes Chromium-based apps, including Teams, Discord, Outlook and others, then applies the right scrolling config for that app type. Game Detection: Recognizes games automatically and turn off smooth scroll for games to avoid interfering with your gameplay. I’m still actively developing it, so feedback and bug reports are very welcome! GitHub: https://github.com/EricxWood/Scroil Download here: https://github.com/EricxWood/Scroil/releases/

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Key Features

  • Smooth mouse wheel scrolling globally across Windows applications with reduced jumpiness
  • Customize scroll speed, step size, acceleration, deceleration, and fine-grained scroll behavior
  • Accelerate scroll speed during fast wheel movement to navigate long pages more efficiently
  • Configure per-application scrolling profiles with app picker and individual app controls

Use Cases

  • Navigate long code files and PDFs without excessive wheel spinning in Windows IDEs and readers
  • Switch between Windows, macOS, and mobile devices without adjusting to inconsistent scrolling behavior
  • Fine-tune scrolling feel per application—aggressive for browsers, gentle for games and text editors
  • Enable responsive scrolling in Chromium-based work apps like Teams and Discord during long conversations
  • Maintain native game input handling while using smooth scroll everywhere else on your system

Pricing

Scroil is free to use. See the website for details.

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FAQ

What is Scroil?

I’d like to share Scroil, a utility I’ve been working on to bring fluid, natural mouse scrolling to Windows. The truth is, I’ve always found Windows scrolling to be... frustrating. Every time I switch from my phone or a MacBook back to Windows, the mouse wheel feels "jumpy" and inconsistent. It’s especially sluggish when I’m deep in a 2,000-line code file or a long PDF, and I find myself endlessly spinning the wheel just to move an inch. Scrolling on Windows can be better - that's why I built Scroil. Here're the main features of it: Features Global Smooth Scrolling: Brings smoother mouse wheel scrolling across your apps on Windows, reducing the jumpy feeling of apps's default scrolling behavior. Custom Scroll Feel: Adjust speed, step size, acceleration, deacceleration, and fine-grained scroll behavior. Scrolling Accelerator: Increases scroll speed during faster wheel movement, making long pages easier to move through. App Picker & Per-App Control: Add currently open programs to your Scroil profile list, customize scrolling experience for each app. Auto App Classifier: Automatically recognizes Chromium-based apps, including Teams, Discord, Outlook and others, then applies the right scrolling config for that app type. Game Detection: Recognizes games automatically and turn off smooth scroll for games to avoid interfering with your gameplay. I’m still actively developing it, so feedback and bug reports are very welcome! GitHub: https://github.com/EricxWood/Scroil Download here: https://github.com/EricxWood/Scroil/releases/

What are the key features of Scroil?

Scroil includes: • Smooth mouse wheel scrolling globally across Windows applications with reduced jumpiness • Customize scroll speed, step size, acceleration, deceleration, and fine-grained scroll behavior • Accelerate scroll speed during fast wheel movement to navigate long pages more efficiently • Configure per-application scrolling profiles with app picker and individual app controls • Auto-detect Chromium-based apps like Teams, Discord, and Outlook to apply matching scroll configs • Automatically disable smooth scrolling in detected games to preserve gameplay control

What can I use Scroil for?

• Navigate long code files and PDFs without excessive wheel spinning in Windows IDEs and readers • Switch between Windows, macOS, and mobile devices without adjusting to inconsistent scrolling behavior • Fine-tune scrolling feel per application—aggressive for browsers, gentle for games and text editors • Enable responsive scrolling in Chromium-based work apps like Teams and Discord during long conversations • Maintain native game input handling while using smooth scroll everywhere else on your system

How much does Scroil cost?

Scroil is free to use. See the website for details. You can discover and review Scroil for free on Launch Llama.

What category does Scroil belong to?

Scroil is listed under Open Source on Launch Llama.

How do I get started with Scroil?

Click the "Visit Website" button on this page to go directly to Scroil. You can also upvote and leave a review to help other founders discover it.

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2 founders contributed 38 upvotes to Scroil on Launch Llama.

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Launch Llama 🦙 May 15, 2026

Hey, love seeing this here! 👋 What inspired you to build this? Would love to hear the story behind it.

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  • Founded by Eric Feng
  • Listed May 2026
  • Updated September 26, 2026
  • 1 comment

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