How to enable Chrome browser's smooth scrolling feature

Google Chrome users are blessed with a built-in hidden smooth scrolling feature. I was also using a mouse driver to provide a smooth scrolling, I have no intention to find that Chrome also has built-in smooth scrolling, you can use the keyboard, touch screen or the mouse to scroll down the page to achieve a very smooth visual transition effect, interested friends can be activated by the steps below.

Google, as a leading company in cutting-edge technology, has a number of useful experimental features in its Chrome browser. Although the experimental features of Chrome are not very suitable for most ordinary users, advanced users such as Geek and testers can easily switch these functions, and many of the experimental features can significantly improve the user experience of Chrome users.

The smooth scrolling function has been implanted in chrome for a long time, but the development and experience of this feature is not very good, so in the Chrome's multiple updates are added and canceled (several round-trip), now the feature again, you can activate the following steps:

1. Open the Chrome browser and execute the following instructions in the Address bar:

chrome://flags/#enable-smooth-scrolling

2. Click Enable on the smooth scrolling option found.

Note: Enabling this feature requires a restart of the browser to take effect.

After the Chrome reboot was successful, we were able to get a very smooth scrolling and transition effect when we browsed a long Web page through the keyboard (page up or PAGE down) or the mouse wheel to view the page.