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You don’t have to wait for the iOS navigation animations to finish, they’re designed to be fully interruptible.
by void-pointer 1y ago
You don’t have to wait for the iOS navigation animations to finish, they’re designed to be fully interruptible.
- benhurmarcel 1y agoNot all of them. For example if you open a conversation in messages it slides left, and you have to wait before you can scroll. When you cancel a route in Maps it zooms back on your position and you have to wait before you can move the map again (and it’s really slow).
- accrual 1y agoAnother example (mentioned by another commenter) is the Magsafe animation. Siri can be in the middle of responding to a request from my phone when I dock it to my Magsafe charger on my desk, and it obliterates the request like it never happened. Also, cannot use the phone for about 3 seconds after docking it. The green "your phone is charging!" animation takes precedence over all.