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It's great to store state in the query string instead of component state in a lot of cases, however, our current setQueryParams helper function for this causes the page to jump.
Next.js' router allows you to prevent scrolling, i.e. update the page and scroll back to the top. We should update our helper function to default to false for scrolling.
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It's great to store state in the query string instead of component state in a lot of cases, however, our current
setQueryParams
helper function for this causes the page to jump.Next.js' router allows you to prevent scrolling, i.e. update the page and scroll back to the top. We should update our helper function to default to false for scrolling.
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