Auto Infinite Scroll

Auto Infinite Scroll is a lightweight WordPress plugin that adds infinite scrolling to WooCommerce archive pages and other paginated content, replacing “next page” navigation with a smooth scroll experience. It’s designed for store owners, publishers, and site teams who want to improve browsing and engagement—especially for mobile and tablet visitors—while also reducing unnecessary repeat page loads when users move between archive pages and individual product or post pages. The plugin automatically integrates with WooCommerce and “your blogs,” and it works across pagination without requiring you to set up separate behavior for each page type. It uses a browser-cache “memory” model so that when someone clicks into a product or article and then uses the browser back button, they return to the exact spot they were at previously—without reloading page 1, page 2, page 3, and so on. It still triggers page-load events for page 2, page 3, etc., so you can observe these interactions in Google Analytics rather than treating everything as a single endless page view. Under the hood, it’s built to be scalable by storing the extended archive content This is especially useful for WooCommerce shops with category and shop archives that users frequently browse, as well as blogs or article listings that use pagination and benefit from “keep scrolling” discovery. Common workflows include customers scrolling through a product list, opening an item to check details, then returning to the archive via the browser back button and instantly resuming where they left off. For publishers, it supports similar behavior on post archives/search pages: visitors keep browsing without pagination interruptions and can navigate back to continue reading from the same location. From a compatibility standpoint, the plugin lists a minimum WordPress version of 4.7, support tested up to WordPress 6.6.1, and WooCommerce tested up to 9.3.2, with a minimum PHP requirement of 7.0. It’s described as “automatically configured,” meaning you install and activate it and then visit the relevant WooCommerce archive pages to see it working, rather than going through complex settings. Licensing is sold in site-count tiers