CeriousScroll™

Enterprise-Grade Virtual Scrolling

Patent Pending - Filed October 2025

Scroll Through Millions of Elements at 60fps+

CeriousScroll is a high-performance virtual scrolling library that enables smooth scrolling through datasets of any size while maintaining O(1) constant memory usage. Perfect for data grids, chat applications, log viewers, and any scenario requiring efficient rendering of large lists.

O(1)
Memory Usage
60fps+
Performance
100M+
Elements Tested
<1ms
Scroll Latency

🚀 True O(1) Memory

Maintains constant memory regardless of dataset size through intelligent caching and sliding window algorithms.

📏 Variable Heights

No pre-calculation required. Heights are measured on-demand with automatic caching for optimal performance.

🎯 Element-Based Positioning

Innovative element + offset positioning system eliminates complex pixel calculations and improves accuracy.

⚡ Incremental DOM Updates

Only creates/removes elements at viewport edges. No repositioning or GPU transforms needed.

🖱️ Native Scrollbar Integration

Bidirectional sync with native scrollbars provides familiar UX while maintaining virtual scrolling efficiency.

🔧 Framework Agnostic

Works with Vanilla JS, Vue, Angular, React, or any framework. Simple integration with full TypeScript support.

📜 Dual License Model

CeriousScroll is available under a dual-license model:

  • GPL v3.0 - Free for open-source projects
  • Commercial License - For proprietary/closed-source applications

Contact info@ceriousdevtech.com for commercial licensing inquiries.

Live Demos

Explore real-world implementations showcasing CeriousScroll's capabilities across different use cases.

Quick Start

Get up and running in minutes:

import { CeriousScroll } from 'cerious-scroll';

const container = document.getElementById('scroll-container');
const scroller = new CeriousScroll(container, 10000, 40);

container.addEventListener('cerious-viewport-change', () => {
  scroller.renderViewport(
    container.clientHeight,
    container,
    (index, element) => {
      element.innerHTML = `<div>Item ${index}</div>`;
      return element.offsetHeight;
    }
  );
});

container.dispatchEvent(new CustomEvent('cerious-viewport-change'));

Read the full implementation guide →