[SR] Pause router marquee when scrolled out of view#5823
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Nit. I'm noticing that if I've scrolled the router-marquee out of view and resize the page to a different viewport that autoplaying of router-marquee starts back up, even though it's not in view. |
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Added logic to pause the router marquee autoplay when it is scrolled out of view. It resumes when scrolled back into view.
This also frees up resources for a small performance bump while scrolling through the page.
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