Ctrl+PageUp will jump the cursor to the top of the current editor view without moving the current view.  (if you were to just press PageUp, the current editor view would jump up an entire page).

Ctrl+PageDown will jump the cursor to the bottom of the current editor view.

Additionally, if you use these keyboard shortcuts, you may find these shortcuts helpful:

Ctrl+Shift+PageUp will select all the text between the current cursor location and the top of the current editor view. 

Ctrl+Shift+PageDown will select all the text between the current cursor location and the bottom of the current editor view.

The one thing to note is that all four commands will jump the cursor straight up, meaning that it doesn’t to go the Beginning of Line on that top line, but rather as close as possible to the current column position, as illustrated in the above 2 photos.

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