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    • Robert Knight's avatar
      Add types to filters store module · 9f360335
      Robert Knight authored
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    • Lyza Danger Gardner's avatar
      Remove unneeded GPU-acceleration class · 6684d136
      Lyza Danger Gardner authored
      It turns out this performance trick is no longer strictly needed for
      the originally stated reason. The top bar remains cleanly fixed in
      position when scrolling the page.
      
      In Chrome the scrollable content area (the
      .js-thread-list-scroll-root element) is now in its own compositing layer
      anyway due to it having overflow: scroll set on it. This in turn
      appears to force the browser to put the TopBar in its own compositor
      layer in order to make it render above the scrollable area. When this
      performance trick was originally added the whole sidebar body scrolled.
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