Forums
Threads and comments
Go from the end of a long discussion back to the first post or the reply box in one click.
Free extension for Chrome
Scroll to Top Button adds a small floating back to top button to the websites you choose. Scroll down a little and it fades in. Click it and the page glides back to the beginning.
133 users on the Chrome Web Store
Also works in Edge, Brave, Opera and other Chromium browsers.

One click on the Chrome Web Store. It stays off until you choose a site.
Open a long page, click the toolbar icon and press Enable on this site. Pick one of nine positions.
Scroll down a little and the button fades in. Click it and the page glides back to the top.
Forums
Go from the end of a long discussion back to the first post or the reply box in one click.
Docs
Return to the table of contents without passing forty sections on the way.
Shops
Long search results, catalogues and feeds are easier to restart from the top.
It shows up only on the sites you enable. The popup lists them, each with a remove button.
Upper, middle or lower, left, centre or right, picked on a small page preview that shows the real button.
Move it on one site and only that site remembers the new spot: bottom right on a forum, top left where a cookie bar is in the way.
Tab to the button and press Enter or the space bar. A visible focus ring shows where you are.
Graphite or stone, never loud, readable on light and dark pages. A site's own styles can't distort it.
Your sites and positions follow you to other computers when Chrome sync is on.
On a phone you tap the top of the screen. On a laptop you drag the scrollbar, flick the trackpad again and again, or look for a Home key that many keyboards hide behind Fn.
Scroll to Top Button puts the way back on the page itself: a small round button in the corner of the sites you choose. It fades in after you scroll down a little and takes you to the top in one smooth motion.
Nothing to sign up for, nothing to log in to, no ads.
No analytics, no network requests. It never reads or changes what is on the page.
Storage keeps your sites and positions. Active tab lets the popup see which site is open, to show the right switch.
| Scrollbar and Home key vs Scroll to Top Button | Scrollbar, trackpad, Home key | Scroll to Top Button |
|---|---|---|
| Getting back to the top | Drag the scrollbar, flick many times, or find Home | One click on the round button |
| Motion | A jump, or as many flicks as the page is long | Glides smoothly to the top |
| Where it is | Every page | Only the sites you enable, in the corner you pick |
| Price | Built in | Free |
Add Scroll to Top Button to Chrome, open the site, click the toolbar icon and press Enable on this site. Scroll down a little and the button appears.
It's off by default. Enable it for the site in the popup, then scroll down a bit: it appears about 300 pixels below the top.
Yes. Pick one of nine positions in the popup. On an enabled site the spot is saved for that site only.
No. You enable sites one by one, so it never shows up where you don't need it.
No. It does one job: back to the top.
It scrolls the page itself. Apps that keep the page still and scroll a panel inside it are left alone.
Yes. Tab to the button and press Enter or the space bar.
It's free, with no account, no ads and no analytics, and it makes no network requests. It keeps only your sites and positions in Chrome sync.