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They are not virtualized by default, giving you the flexibility to use it only when you need to and otherwise avoiding the extra code/cost if you do not need it.

You can find documentation for setting up virtualization here: https://react-aria.adobe.com/Virtualizer

You can always check if a component is virtualized by watching the items in the dom, if there are less dom nodes representing items than there are total items in a collection, then it is virtualized. Usually they also have absolute positions and you can watch the nodes be reused as you scroll.

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