u/Gold-Mulberry-4179

I kept running into a small but annoying problem:

I would be reading a long article, documentation page, research paper, or Reddit thread, close the tab, come back later — and have to find where I stopped again.

So I built Scroll Memory, a small Chrome extension that remembers your scroll position and brings you back to where you left off.

The idea is intentionally simple:

• Remembers where you stopped on a page
• Restores your position when you return
• Useful for long articles, documentation, papers, tutorials, etc.
• First 5 restores each month are free
• $1/month if you actually find it useful

I’m experimenting with a simple idea:

Can very small software solve problems that are annoying enough to be worth $1?

I’d especially like to know:

Would you actually use something like this?

And if not, what would make it useful enough for you?

Chrome Web Store:
https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/jhademdbhjggiodhadfifkpcnpalejoj?utm_source=item-share-cb

I’ve always wondered why most video platforms don’t let us customize where the subtitles sit. When studying or multitasking, having text stuck at the very bottom isn't always ideal.

To solve my own frustration, I put together a simple extension called **Floating Subtitles v1.0**.

It unbinds the text and makes it fully draggable across your browser window. I kept the design completely minimal so it feels native to any video player you use.

It’s already approved and public on the store. It currently has only 3 downloads because I haven't shared it with anyone yet. If you are a heavy video watcher or online learner, hopefully this little tool can make your screen layout a bit more comfortable.

Chrome Web Store Link: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/idkolmleblidlejjebkjponckilibknl?utm_source=item-share-cb