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You can also set this in your browser with the _reduce motion_ parameter. Absolutely no sites, including YouTube, honour the parameter. But you can at least te
by OtherShrezzing 1y ago
You can also set this in your browser with the _reduce motion_ parameter.
Absolutely no sites, including YouTube, honour the parameter. But you can at least tell the site that you'd prefer it another way.
- mubou 1y ago> You can also set this in your browser with the _reduce motion_ parameter. Unfortunately there's no way to set this per-site, at least in Chrome. Similarly, if you disable animations in Windows, you also disable all animations and transitions in websites that support prefers-reduced-motion, causing some sites to feel janky as a result. They really need to add a per-site toggle for that, and a browser-level option to ignore the OS' setting. Turning off animations in Word shouldn't turn them off in Google Calendar.
- 47282847 1y agoFirefox: open about:config and add ui.prefersReducedMotion as a Number and set it to 0 (no) or 1 (yes) to override the OS setting. Chrome: command line switch: --force-prefers-reduced-motion --force-prefers-no-reduced-motion
- mubou 1y agoOhh!! Thanks so much for this, I greatly appreciate it.