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Let's give this another go... 👀 Latest comparison of submenu performance for Base UI vs. bazza/ui <𝙼𝚎𝚗𝚞>. Updated to v1.2.0 — I was told v1.0.0 contained a temporary regression of this exact functionality. Base UI feels faster than before ⚡ Let me know what you think.

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