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I am just trying to understand why the hell window.requestAnimationFrame is accepting the second parameter as an element, what is the reason behind that?
I am curious to know the underlying execution for this function….
It’s added so that when an element is out of view (because of scrolling for example), the animation is not run.
From the specs:
More information about this issue can be found here.