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[perf] scrolling #80
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By using requestAnimationFrame Safari runs much smoother.
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To not break the resize listener that params must be piped through to every css() call
There too many css() calls to pass the boolean everywhere reliably (apart from not looking good). Though I'm simply toggling useAF on instance level.
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I was facing major performance issues in Safari resulting in jumping on quick scrolling.
The more content I've had in my sticky container the worse it was.
This PR improves the scrolling performance by using requestAnimationFrame what fixes my the Safari issue.
I've taken over the code from #68 (hope you don't mind @Kukiwon) and polished it a bit.
Also fixes #43