Answer
Split context into smaller contexts, memoize provider values, use useMemo/useCallback, or use selector-based libraries like Zustand or Jotai.
Quick Answer
Prevent Context re-renders by: splitting Context into smaller, focused Contexts (so components only subscribe to what they need), memoizing the Context value object with useMemo (so a new object isn't created every render unless values actually changed), or using Context.Provider around only the components that need it.
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