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bvaughn/react-virtualized
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The rest — the latest 5
#1624 Fix grid roles for accessbility
1 reviews · 130.0d to merge
#1866 Full react 19 support
0 reviews · 15.2d to merge
#1635 Fix issue with unused import being emitted
1 reviews · 87.4d to merge
#688 Allow stepper to be used as a controlled component
1 reviews · 13.1d to merge
#1740 chore: Add support for react ^17.0.0 and ^18.0.0
1 reviews · 39h to merge
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