I wonder if using thinking models would work better here. They generally have less variance and consider more options, which could achieve the same goal.
Those points are only true if you're comparing to a React app that uses bloated frameworks and inefficient list manipulation (as other commenters pointed out, `list.push(...items)` causes problems)
Ideally web browsers would use better defaults so you wouldn't have to do this. Firefox is good with this in my opinion: scrollbars are very subtle, don't affect content width, and adapt to the `color-scheme`.
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