With an exponential rise in internet and computing technology, modern day webpages are also becoming relatively far more complicated in comparison to what they were a decade or so back. Its almost mandatory for today’s websites, more so for the commercial ones, to feature “scrollers” including events, news, ads, slideshows etc., just to name a few. Usually, the purpose would require an extensive knowledge of Java for an effective implementation of these materials on a webpage, but not if you have Sothink JavaScript Web Scroller 2 from SourceTec Software. The program is designed especially keeping in mind of those who have little or no prior experience in Java Script, but keen on adding web scrollers on their websites for enhancing their looks as well as productivity.

Upon being launched Sothink JavaScript Web Scroller opens with a really impressive interface, with the major operational tools placed quite visibly all over the window. Even a layman can get a hold of the controls in no time- that much easy they really are! The software allows you to create both vertical as well as horizontal web scrollers of all kinds- be it news, slideshows, ads or anything else. In simple words, the Web Scroller 2 is an effective and one-stop-solution for all your requirements. It can also add a widget of scroller for allowing other people to refer to the scroller on their own websites. The scroller can be published as a CSS file, and you can configure the file directly modifying it according to your needs. The program also features a rich collection of built in templates and image library. The templates are further categorized in two different classes- horizontal and vertical, with each class featuring a wide range of news scroller, image scroller and slide shows. The only downside of this, otherwise quite an impressive tool , is its price which may be seen as a little bit on the higher side by many.

All being said and done, Sothink JavaScript Web Scroller 2 is a high-performing tool that won’t disappoint its users in terms of performance. Hence it receives a score of three and a half points on the scale of five.