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    What is Gatsby no ssr?

    Gatsby no ssr means not using Server-Side Rendering (SSR) for some parts of a Gatsby website. Normally, Gatsby builds pages ahead of time on the server and sends static files to the browser. But sometimes, parts of a page need to run only on the user’s device (browser) after the page loads. This is called "no SSR" because that part doesn’t get rendered on the server. Instead, it loads or shows only on the client side. This helps when some code needs the browser environment, like using windows or animations that don’t work well during server rendering.

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