That's still state on the frontend, which the commenter claimed sites don't need.
True, I shouldn't have said in memory. As the GP mentioned, you can store the counter value in a URL param. There are ways to achieve dynamic behavior without having to load or store values into JS memory.
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True, I shouldn't have said in memory. As the GP mentioned, you can store the counter value in a URL param. There are ways to achieve dynamic behavior without having to load or store values into JS memory.