On the other hand, it makes the menu feel a bit sluggish. On one hand, hoverIntent is nice because it prevents the menus from opening if you just quickly mouse over them (like the mouse just happened to cross them but you clearly weren’t intending to use the menu at that time). I couldn’t decide which one I liked better so I just left both in.

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