How to find out if an element is in the user's field of view (without plugins)?

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asmodeus13th2021-06-24 09:23:00

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asmodeus13th, 2021-06-24 09:23:00

How to find out if an element is in the user's field of view (without plugins)?

Essence of the question. I want to animate an element when the user scrolls to it and looks at it. Is there some kind of property in regular JS without any libraries, or will it have to be done through jQuery and the like?

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