Up until this point, the components we've created have been stateless. They have properties (aka props) that are passed in from their parent, but nothing changes about them once the components come alive. Your properties are considered immutable once they have been set. For many interactive scenario…

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Try replacing with window.setInterval? That function works in Firefox based on a simple test I conducted

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