handle-infinite-scroll

Automating scrolling for lazy-loaded content requires triggering the page's scroll event until new items stop appearing. This skill uses deterministic steps like wait_for_dom_ready and scroll_until with no_more_content conditions to load all dynamic feeds or search results.

Infinite scroll automation stops based on configurable conditions such as no_more_content detection, reaching max_iters, or a target selector becoming visible. These runtime overrides ensure scrolling halts precisely when all lazy content is loaded.

Yes, you can configure scrolling to stop when a specific target selector becomes visible. This allows you to load dynamic content until a desired element appears on the page, using runtime vars to override default settings.

The best way to extract data from infinite scrolling pages is to pair scrolling automation with an extraction skill. This skill scrolls to load lazy content, enabling downstream extraction or analysis without manual scrolling.

Web automation fails to capture lazy-loaded search results when the page hasn't scrolled enough to trigger dynamic loading. Using scroll_until with wait_for_dom_ready ensures the DOM is fully updated before attempting data extraction.

No external dependencies are required to automate scrolling for lazy-loading feeds. The skill operates independently using deterministic steps and supports runtime overrides via vars to configure stop conditions and target selectors.