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The window-opening animation might be a factor (applies across all of macOS). You can disable it for all windows in all applications using a terminal command:

The window-opening animation might be a factor (applies across all of macOS). You can disable it for all windows in all applications using a terminal command: defaults write NSGlobalDomain NSAutomaticWindowAnimationsEnabled -bool NO You might need to restart apps to see this change.

fauigerzigerk 7y ago
Brilliant! It works. Thank you so much!
- Piskvorrr 7y ago
  So, an OS setting makes FF look bad (...in comparison to the OS-integrated browser). Where have I seen that?
smcleod 7y ago
That is very handy preference, thank you for that!
nathancahill 7y ago
Oh that's very nice. In iOS 7 we had a jailbreak tweak called NoSlowAnimations[0]. It was amazing how much a simple thing increased the perceived speed and responsiveness of the OS. [0] http://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.marcosinghof.noslowanimations/ http://cydia.saurik.com/package/com.marcosinghof.noslowanima...
- deith 7y ago
  You can completely disable animations in accessibility settings.
  - irrational 7y ago
    Do you mean "Reduce Motion" under Display?
    - deith 7y ago
      Don't have an iphone handy but I think so. There are lots of options there to explore, there's also one to increase contrast and another to make buttons more evident. There's some cool stuff there in accessibility options
      - irrational 7y ago
        Ah, when "Mac" was mentioned I assume we were talking about MacOS, not iOS.
  - randyrand 7y ago
    There is still a slow cross fade animation.