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by fungi 5034 days ago
save yourself the scrolly effort:

run:

  setInterval(function(){$(window).scrollTop($(window).scrollTop()+10)},10);
in your console (f12 in chrome/firebug, crtl+shift+k in firefox)
2 comments

interesting for me that's really jumpy, it looks like each frame is 120px high? so something like this is much smoother at the beginning for me:

    var step = function() { $("#container").css({top: (parseInt($("#container").css("top"))-115)+'px'}); window.webkitRequestAnimationFrame(step); }; step();

 but in the middle where it zooms into the people in the car, it get's out of sync...
Or you can click one of the links at the top to auto-scroll to a section.
nope, the hacker in me likes the javascript better.