This gist will reveal and handle scrolling of all window content in an animated way using jQuery

bodyOrHtmlElementAllowsScrolling

var iLeft = Math.abs(parseInt(window.screen.availLeft*Math.random()));
var iTop = Math.abs(parseInt(window.screen.availTop*Math.random()));
var sLog = "Trying to scroll to ("+iLeft+","+iTop+")";
var $animatedElements = $("html, body");
var iNoOfAnimatedElements = $animatedElements.length;
$animatedElements.each(function() {
    var $this = $(this);
    $this.data({"scrolltop":this.scrollTop, "scrollleft":this.scrollLeft})
  }).animate({ scrollLeft: iLeft, scrollTop: iTop }, 1000, function(e) {
    var $this = $(this);
    var currLeft = this.scrollLeft;
    var currTop = this.scrollTop;
    var sAnimationWorking = ((iLeft!=currLeft || iTop!=currTop) ? " NOT ": "");
	if (sAnimationWorking!=="") {
      console.log("Working on "+this.tagName);
    }
    sLog+="\n("+$this.data("scrollleft")+", "+$this.data("scrolltop")+") -> ("+currLeft+", "+currTop+") so "+this.tagName+" can "+sAnimationWorking+"be used to move content on current browser";
    iNoOfAnimatedElements--;
    if (iNoOfAnimatedElements===0) console.log(sLog)
})

scrollWindowTo.js

function scrollWindowTo(options, fCallback) {
	options = options || {};
	options = {
		"left": (typeof options.left !== "undefined") ? options.left : Math.abs(parseInt(window.screen.availLeft * Math.random())),
		"top": (typeof options.top !== "undefined") ? options.top : Math.abs(parseInt(window.screen.availTop * Math.random())),
		"speed": (typeof options.speed !== "undefined") ? options.speed : 1000,
		"callback": (typeof fCallback !== "undefined") ? fCallback : null,
		"log": (typeof options.log !== "undefined") ? options.log : false,
		"noOfCallBack": 0
	};
	// Are we allready at the wanted coordinate? Then exit (with callback)
	if (options.left == window.scrollX && options.top == window.scrollY) {
		// alert("you are allready there!")
		if (options.callback !== null) {
			// alert("did callback - nothing done")
			options.callback.call(this, options);
		}
		
		return false
		
	}
	var sLog = "Trying to scroll to (" + options.left + "," + options.top + ")";
	var $animatedElements = $("html, body");
	var iNoOfAnimatedElements = $animatedElements.length;


	$animatedElements.each(function () {
		var $this = $(this);
		$this.data({
			"scrolltop": this.scrollTop,
			"scrollleft": this.scrollLeft
		});
	}).animate({
		scrollLeft: options.left,
		scrollTop: options.top
	}, options.speed, function () {

		var $this = $(this);
		var currLeft = this.scrollLeft;
		var currTop = this.scrollTop;
		var sAnimationWorking = ((options.left !== currLeft || options.top !== currTop) ? " NOT " : "");
		if (sAnimationWorking !== "") {
			if (options.log) {
				console.log("Working on " + this.tagName);
			}
			if (options.callback !== null && options.noOfCallBack===0) {
				// alert("did callback normally "+this.tagName+"\n(" + options.left + "," + options.top + ") (" + currLeft + "," + currTop + ")")
				options.callback.call(this, options);
				options.noOfCallBack++;
			};
		}
		iNoOfAnimatedElements--;
		// alert("(" + options.left + "," + options.top + ") (" + currLeft + "," + currTop + ")")
		if (options.log) {
			sLog += "\n(" + $this.data("scrollleft") + ", " + $this.data("scrolltop") + ") -> (" + currLeft + ", " + currTop + ") so " + this.tagName + " can " + sAnimationWorking + "be used to move content on current browser";

		}
		if (iNoOfAnimatedElements <= 0) {
			if (options.log) {
				console.log(sLog);
			}
		}
	});
}

//scrollWindowTo({}, function (a) {
//	alert("Done" + a)
//});

scrollWindowTo(oOptions, fCallback) is a function which can be called if you want to scroll the content on a page. You can see the code for parameters, but you will be able to call it with any parameters for testing.