The phrase "automatically scroll" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to technology, particularly when discussing features of software or applications that allow content to move or change position without manual input.
Example: "The app has a feature that allows you to automatically scroll through the feed, making it easier to view all the posts without having to swipe manually."
Alternatives: "self-scroll" or "scroll automatically".
For example, when users read articles and their eyes reach the bottom of the page, the software will automatically scroll down to reveal the next paragraphs of text.
Relaxed note-takers will appreciate not having to worry about moving to a new page when you've filled one: the pages automatically scroll up to expose more blank space when you approach the bottom edge.
Edge-scrolling techniques automatically scroll the viewport when the user points near its edge, enabling users to reach out-of-view targets during activities such as selection or drag-and-drop.
Some of Amazon's in-house software has also been updated with its X-Ray feature (an app that links up with TV shows and films to offer information such as which actors are on-screen) now covering music; adding lyrics that automatically scroll along in time with the song.
The site's Flash player will also automatically scroll through each tab, indicating exactly which note is being played.
6) Automatically scroll the scrollable list of content items such that the scrollable refresh trigger is not displayed.
PROS Orbitz automatically scrolls through a set of photos of the selected property, with descriptions of amenities.
Some rumours suggest the device - dubbed Samsung's next big challenge to Apple - could include new eye-tracking technology that follows the user's gaze, automatically scrolling through pages as they are read to reveal more text.
For example, the content on Dull automatically scrolls by after a few seconds, or you can scroll through the app yourself.
The XKit software, for example, once offered dozens of features that extend Tumblr, allowing users to entirely customize their experience, take actions Tumblr doesn't currently allow (like utilizing blocking tools, creating blacklists, automatically scrolling through your dash and more).
For longer audio files the waveform automatically scrolls across the screen as the file is played.
