Hm, it doesn't degrade very well without javascript on (pagination would be a neat fallback). I know it's not generally worthwhile to cater to such a limited us

Hm, it doesn't degrade very well without javascript on (pagination would be a neat fallback). I know it's not generally worthwhile to cater to such a limited user population, but what about search engines? Should this only be used for content you don't need indexed, or you have indexed a different way? Or, since I think Google uses javascript in its crawlers, I wonder how it handles it. Presumably it would just keep scrolling until the content ran out or it gave up. But does it ever come back later? I know with pagination it could pick up on the links it left off on, but couldn't really do that here, right? edit: I guess this is really a question of infinite scrolling more than this particular implementation. Kudos to Dropbox for releasing a well-done version of the technique.