On: Chrome DevTools could do that?

[wmf]

If you're confused by the total lack of UI, try the arrow keys (facepalm?).

[adrianpike → wmf]

To be fair, I'm assuming it's not intended for us to be consuming individually at our discretion, but rather Ilya runs it on our behalf at an event. (Not like it would be hard to add some UI though!)

What really is bugging me though is the antialiasing, is anybody else seeing that?

[Torn → adrianpike]

Yep it was given at this year's Velocity Conference (which was great fun by the way, lots of cool presentations) http://velocityconf.com/velocity2012

Not seeing any aliasing here.

[fletchowns → wmf]

Spacebar and arrow keys control the slides, just like in every spreadsheet application, ever.

[akira2501 → fletchowns]

It wasn't even clear this was a slide deck until I looked at the URL.

[michaelkscott → fletchowns]

I think you meant presentation (as in powerpoint) not spreadsheet (as in excel).

[fletchowns → michaelkscott]

Yep, whoops :)

[xiaoma → fletchowns]

Au contraire! https://www.apple.com/apps/numbers/

[smcnally → fletchowns]

swiping works fine on tablet chrome

[camiller → fletchowns]

Or "Page Up" "Page Down" keys

[Uhhrrr → wmf]

I flagged it because in my browser it was as useless as a lead dirigible.

[rhengles → wmf]

I changed the slides by clicking outside of the slides, on the left and right.

[danielweber → rhengles]

I tried that and it didn't work. It turns out there is a rectangle about 80px wide or so that you need to hit.

[primatology → wmf]

You can also click the black areas to the left and right of the slide.

[nizmow → wmf]

This needs to be upvoted.