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>As an unintentional experiment, when I got my new phone a few weeks ago I checked “disable animations” first and foremost, and started using the device normall
by thrown_22 4y ago
>As an unintentional experiment, when I got my new phone a few weeks ago I checked “disable animations” first and foremost, and started using the device normally. And everytime I was doing a specific action the screen froze with a round arrow. It took me 5 min to understand that page and app transitions where, well, “animations”, and getting rid of them made for a broken experience.
I don't get it. That sounds like the OS is fundamentally broken that it assumes a hard coded timer is required before it does the next step.
- makeitdouble 4y agoIt isn't a hard coded timer, it's the "loading" animation you see while an app or a page bootstraps a new view. In macos it would be the equivalent of the spinning beach ball. In iOS I think there is just no way to disable all the animations, while android gives you that switch that is quite literal.
- alwillis 4y agoYou might want to check the accessibility features of iOS: https://www.apple.com/accessibility/ https://www.apple.com/accessibility/