[Feature] Enhance Infinite Scroll

[TMTanmay1]

Currently, infinite scroll loads data only when the user reaches a certain threshold, which can sometimes cause slight delays in loading the next set of items.

To improve the experience, we can enhance this by prefetching data in advance based on user behavior. Specifically, we can track the scroll direction and velocity to predict where the user is heading, and load the next set of items in that direction beforehand.

For example, if the user is scrolling down quickly, we can start fetching the upcoming data earlier so that it appears instantly when needed. Similarly, if the user scrolls upward, we can handle that direction as well.

This should help make the scrolling experience smoother and reduce visible loading time.

[Kedar200]

Hey, thanks for bringing this up!

Honestly the idea is solid, but getting scroll velocity prediction right across all browsers and devices is trickier than it looks the browser's own physics/easing makes it hard to do reliably without a bunch of edge case handling.

Leaving this open though if anyone wants to take a crack at it and submit a PR, would love to see it. Just make sure it degrades gracefully to the normal threshold behavior when prediction isn't confident enough.