Question: Happened to come across an e-commerce website today, [Harrods.com](http://www.harrods.com). I thought the scrolling effects that they are using (non-mobile site) are really cool. The content and backgrounds seem to scroll at different rates. As you scroll the navigation selector moves under the appropriate category as well.

I tried going through their source to figure out how they are doing it but didn't have any luck. I saw that they loaded up the background images in a `homeImages` variable, but never found it used in a script. Is this something that can be accomplished purely with CSS? Is there a name for this effect I can search on?

Answer: 
I had the same problem, but it turned out to be a chrome extension called **hola** (or **Proxy SwitchySharp**), that messed with the proxy settings. Removing Hola fixed the problem
Russian, this info for you!
Fiddler didn't capture Chrome traffic because I had installed Antizapret Chrome addon for access blocked by Russian government sites. I removed it and now all works.