Modern Performant Smooth Scroll Library – Jump.js
Jump.js is a modern, performant and customizable smooth scroll library written in pure JavaScript (ES6).
JavaScript & CSS smooth scroll
Horizontal & Vertical Smooth Scroll Library – scroll-animate-to
The scroll-animate-to JavaScript library animates scrolling to a specified point within the document.
Smoothly Scroll The Page To Anchors With Offset – Scroll To Anchor
Yet another smooth scroll JavaScript library that smoothly scrolls the page to specific anchors with offsets in the document.
Native Smooth Scroll Polyfill – smoothscroll.js
smoothscroll.js is a lightweight, configurable, Vanilla JavaScript polyfill for native smooth scroll using CSS scroll-behavior: smooth property.
Scroll To Specific Section/Position/Point Within The Document – VanillaSmoothie.js
A vanilla JavaScript smooth scroll library to smoothly scroll the webpage (or a certain container) to a specific anchor link or position/point within the document.
Momentum Scrolling Effect For Mouse Wheel – magic-scroll
magic-scroll is a vanilla JavaScript library that applies a momentum scrolling effect to the webpage when scrolling down/up with mouse wheel.
Scroll To Desired Page Offset Or A Specific Element – animated-scroll-to
animated-scroll-to is a vanilla JavaScript smooth scroll library that smoothly scrolls the page (or a scrollable element) to desired page offset or a specific element within the document.
Configurable Smooth Scroll Animation In Vanilla JavaScript – moveTo.js
moveTo.js is a lightweight JavaScript library that allows for scroll smoothly between content sections within the document.
Momentum Scrolling In Vanilla JavaScript – SmoothScroll.js
A Vanilla JavaScript plugin that applies the momentum scrolling experience to web content. Make your webpage’s scrolling behavior like a native mobile app.
Fast Smooth Scroll To Functionality In Pure JavaScript – scroll.js
scroll.js is a performant, blazing fast scroll to library in pure JavaScript that smoothly scrolls the whole page to a specific point (or element) within the document.