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Space works as page down for webpages in general. I must admit I'm a mousewheel guy though. I don't think I real linearly enough to only scroll in one direction.

I didn't know Safari was hiding the scroll bar now. I'll consider adding a More indicator like Quixe's... scrolling still happens like normal, it's just there to inform the user. Zarf, do you do that with JS or CSS magic?

I just pushed a fix for the quit bug.

The MORE thing is a CSS div which is hidden and revealed by the JS scrolling code.

Wait, that's my point! (The desirability of forcing users to scroll up instead of down, that is.)

And it works great! Thanks.

Shift+space?

(But yeah, I scroll with two fingers on my trackpad, because I find using the spacebar to be too jumpy.)

Wow, I didn't know that existed at all! And following the same logic led me to the realization that shift+backspace exists too! (But coming from Firefox, I found out long ago that Command+Shift+T doesn't work to reopen a recently closed tab in Safari. )

Dannii, I've uploaded http://www.club.cc.cmu.edu/~ajo/dissemi ... enshot.png in case you want to see what Safari's scrollbar looks like these days. It's the dark gray (alpha-blended) blob on the right side of the screen. It fades in when you start scrolling, and fades out after about half a second of inactivity.

Idea for a non-IF game: Someone should make an HTML5/CSS side-scroller where the object is to prevent your scrollbar indicator from colliding with obstacles traveling from left to right across the screen. This would naturally be highly browser-dependent and probably screen-size-dependent too, since you'd have to know the size and position of the scrollbar relative to the stuff on the screen.