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Those UI animations are all fine and dandy until you log in via remote desktop or similar, over VPN on a not-so-fast network. Then you learn to hate it. Is the

by mrich 10y ago

Those UI animations are all fine and dandy until you log in via remote desktop or similar, over VPN on a not-so-fast network. Then you learn to hate it. Is there an easy way to disable such animations in the browser, e.g. via Firefox extension?

scq 10y ago
You could use Stylish and something like: * { transition-delay: 0ms !important; transition-duration: 0ms !important; animation-delay: 0ms !important; animation-duration: 0ms !important; } I believe setting delay/duration to 0ms should still fire events for the animation/transition (unlike "animation/transition: none") which should avoid breaking anything that relies on those events.