WikiScroll

An interface to scroll full-length articles or quickly skip to the next one, coupled with the TikTok algorithm to select pages that maximize the amount of time spent reading would be a fun time waster.

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I’m impressed by how fast I can scroll and never see it buffering.

Make it mobile-friendly and you’ll rule the world.

Nice one, I&#x27;ve been thinking about this for past months. Something like TikTok and new Twitter algorithm with infinite scrolling.

Now I can train myself the way the AIs do it

Text should definitely be larger on phones.

There is a height limitation on a dom element in browsers, so even if virtual scroll is working at some point there will be a problem :)

Can the language be changed?