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Android has a lot of gratuitous animations as well. To give an example, the Clock app on my Pixel animates the tab icons, which I find dumb and annoying. At le
by TheAceOfHearts 9y ago
Android has a lot of gratuitous animations as well. To give an example, the Clock app on my Pixel animates the tab icons, which I find dumb and annoying.
At least macOS gives you the option to disable gratuitous animations with their accessibility settings. I'm hoping eventually Android will wise up and follows their lead.
- dingaling 9y ago> I'm hoping eventually Android will wise up and follows their lead. Settings -> Developer Options -> Drawing There are various settings there for animation styles and speeds, including 0 speed ( none ).
- Aaargh20318 9y agoDeveloper options are not visible to regular users, you have to put the device into developer mode which comes with it's own set of drawbacks.
- ahartmetz 9y ago> developer mode which comes with its own set of drawbacks Not really, you turn on "developer options". There is no developer mode as such, just many separate options, all with defaults that don't change things from non-developer behavior. I have animations set to 2x regular speed, it's nice.