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requestAnimationFrame passes a DOMHighResTimeStamp, polyfilling it#41
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requestAnimationFrame passes a DOMHighResTimeStamp, polyfilling it#41kentaromiura wants to merge 1 commit intokamicane:masterfrom
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rAF passes a DOMHighResTimeStamp (Performance.now()) or a DOMTimeStamp (Date.now()) if the prefixed version is used, since Performance.now() is not available, either using Date.now() or +new Date() should be enough, last one is known to work in any browser/server, so seems the best choice here even if it may be slower
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rAF passes a DOMHighResTimeStamp (Performance.now()) or a DOMTimeStamp
(Date.now()) if the prefixed version is used,
since Performance.now() is not available, either using Date.now() or
+new Date() should be enough, last one is known to work in any
browser/server, so seems the best choice here even if it may be slower