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You can't do smart things on each frame (for ex, subbing in new content as the user scrolls) You also don't know for sure when a scroll ends w/ the current imp
by nevir 14y ago
You can't do smart things on each frame (for ex, subbing in new content as the user scrolls)
You also don't know for sure when a scroll ends w/ the current impl
- mistercow 14y ago>You can't do smart things on each frame (for ex, subbing in new content as the user scrolls) You wouldn't be able to do that with scroll-end either. >You also don't know for sure when a scroll ends w/ the current impl That makes sense, but that issue is orthogonal to performance.