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Because prefers-reduced-motion isn't the default, but "no autoplay" is. And prefers-reduced-motion is also the correct answer here, because people who have pref
by lilyball 4y ago
Because prefers-reduced-motion isn't the default, but "no autoplay" is. And prefers-reduced-motion is also the correct answer here, because people who have prefers-reduced-motion enabled most likely don't want animating reaction images (they're a perfect example of the sort of motion that this setting is supposed to suppress).
- lapcat 4y ago> people who have prefers-reduced-motion enabled most likely don't want animating reaction images (they're a perfect example of the sort of motion that this setting is supposed to suppress). I don't want AUTO-animating images. That's a crucial distinction. I still want to be able to see the animation, if desired. It should be under user control. Reduced motion is not the kind of thing you can trivially turn off and on. You have to go layers deep into settings to find and change it. This is why click to play is the correct answer here.