perf(v2): reduce amount of component updates while scrolling #4473
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There is actually more potential for optimization here, as we could add throttle to scroll event |
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thanks, that looks good :) |
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Motivation
This change limits amount of NavBar component updates by not updating it on every keyframe while user scroll through website
fixes #4454
Chrome
New "performance"
Old "performance"
Firefox
New flame chart
Old flame chart
Have you read the Contributing Guidelines on pull requests?
yes
Test Plan
open website in browser and start scrolling