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I would be happy to make a pull request on this but my question is :
is it best to add a fallback on a timeout directly in the RAFProvider or to check for the supportedproperty every time it is used ?
I think just adding the mozRequestAnimationFrame would be a good start.
The RAFProvider is adding a
supportedproperty to indicate whether the browser supports or not therequestAnimationFrame(seeangular.js/src/ng/raf.js
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I would be happy to make a pull request on this but my question is :
is it best to add a fallback on a timeout directly in the RAFProvider or to check for the
supportedproperty every time it is used ?I think just adding the
mozRequestAnimationFramewould be a good start.