Scrolling

Scroll Horizontally

To scroll horizontally on a page, use the scroll_x instruction with the number of pixels you want to scroll.

If you want to scroll horizontally 1000px, you need to use this JavaScript scenario:

1{
2    "instructions": [
3        {"scroll_x": 1000}
4    ]
5}

Scroll Vertically

To scroll vertically on a page, use the scroll_y instruction with the number of pixels you want to scroll.

If you want to scroll down 1000px, you need to use this JavaScript scenario:

1{
2    "instructions": [
3        {"scroll_y": 1000}
4    ]
5}

Infinite Scrolling

To scroll the page until the end, use the infinite_scroll instruction with the configuration you want to use.

1{
2    "instructions": [
3        {
4            "infinite_scroll": {
5                "max_count": 0,
6                "delay": 1000,
7                "end_click": {
8                    "selector": "#button_id",
9                    "selector_type": "css"
10                }
11            }
12        }
13    ]
14}

max_count: The maximum number of scrolls you want to do, 0 for infinite.

delay: The delay between each scroll, in ms.

end_click: (optional) A click instruction to click on a button when the end of the page is reached, usually a "load more" button. You can use both a CSS or XPath selector, but you will need to pass the correct selector_type value.

Note: This instruction is currently not supported when stealth proxies are used.