Never forget where you left a page.

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You must have been in a situation wherein you are reading a long article, but you don't have enough time to finish it, so you close the tab, and the next time you open the article again, you have no idea where you left it.

So this extension lets you save the scroll position of the webpage, so you can continue from exactly where you left.

I know there are a few extensions that already serve this purpose, but most of them either didn't work correctly or lacked the features that I needed, so I ended up creating my own.

Under the hood, this extension uses the chrome localStorage API to store the scroll positions for different webpages. I avoided using sync storage due to its storage limitations (read more). This extension creates an object which stores the URL as keys and the scroll position as values.

The functions for adding or updating, reading and deleting are in the files save.js, get.js and delete.js respectively, which are executed as content scripts from popup.js whenever the respective button is clicked.

The background.js handles switching icon color whenever a tab is changed, or the URL is updated.

The popup sheet is also handled by popup.js by dynamically changing the UI following the availability of the URL in the localStorage object.

To run the extension locally follow these steps:

• Visit chrome://extensions and turn on developer mode.
• Click on Load unpacked at the top left and select the extension root folder.
• Now you can go ahead and modify popup.js or popup.html. Changes would directly be visible in the extension.
• If you change something in background.js or manifest.json then you will need to reload the extension.

All you need to know for contributing to this project is basic JavaScript, HTML, and CSS.

You can visit the issues page to find some relevant issues to contribute to or feel free to open a new issue for something that you think can be improved.

Also, if you have any doubts regarding any of the concepts or how to get started, feel free to drop me a message on Twitter or the Devfolio community Telegram group.

Thanks goes to these wonderful people (emoji key):

Prateek Surana 💻 🎨 🖋 📖	Layla Hedges 💻	shikharsaxena98 💻	Aditya Ketkar 🎨	DEBSUBHRA ROY 🎨	Aashis kumar 💻	Rohit Kaushal 💻 🎨
Aditya Agarwal 💻	Mitch Moore 💻	Anuj Singh 💻

This project follows the all-contributors specification. Contributions of any kind are welcome!