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I am really amazed with the implementation of such scroll bars.
Google also uses something very similar to this.
Can someone give me some idea how to do this using jquery.
They use JSONP (JSON with padding). When the page is loaded they reference the following url: http://pad1.whstatic.com/Special:RCWidget?function=rcwOnLoadData which sends JSON data wrapped in a function. All that is left is the
rcwOnLoadDatato loop through the data using setInterval and show it in a target div. An important note is that they do not use AJAX, all the data is pushed to the client at page load time.