Holy Flunkin Snitt.

[krunchyfrogg]

neat-O, groovalistico!

 

[Joker]

Actually, it doesn't . . . but it depends on which object is highlighted. Space generally activates a behavior (the default behavior) of an object. In this case, I suppose that most general items do not have a Space/Shift-Space function and it drops down the scroll bar. However, for example, highlight the word STORYHOURS in megamania's .sig, then press TAB to highlight the Show button (spoiler block). Now when you hit Space, it shows the spoiler rather than paging down. Shift-Space does the same thing. Strangely, links seem to require the RETURN key.

So, basically don't get into the habit of using Space because it won't always work and may in fact activate a button in the web page you are on.

Doesn't work for me. You're fired!

I just had another epiphany: I now know what FTW means. All of the meanings.

 

[Jesus_marley]

If you press [space] on the keyboard you scroll down. And shift+[space] scrolls up.

I mean, dudes.

Dude... you think that's cool? press Ctrl + Alt + Del and your computer sings a song!

 

[Joker]

Dude... you think that's cool? press Ctrl + Alt + Del and your computer sings a song!

Haha, that reminds of that Alt+F4 joke I (and countless others) used to play in Counter-strike.

 

[Lewis526]

I just use the arrow keys to scroll. Backspace goes to the last page your browser visited.

 

[Balgus]

arrows and command clicks

 

[Michael Morris]

CTRL + Mouse wheel up / down will adjust the font size of the page not only in browsers but in MS Office. CTRL + and CTRL - do the same.

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Thats a neat little trick!