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The cursor animation is actually a great one because it does not add any latency. By comparison, when animations are not disabled on my Pixel 6 it takes almost
by Krssst 4mo ago
The cursor animation is actually a great one because it does not add any latency. By comparison, when animations are not disabled on my Pixel 6 it takes almost one second to switch application instead of maybe 100ms (double tapping the app swap button to get to the previous app running).
- embedding-shape 4mo agoGod yeah smartphones are the worst, Apple (& co) particularly. My iPhone 12 Mini could feel so much faster if I could just disable all the annoying animations that just make everything feel slower instead of being helpful. Setting animation speed to 0x is probably the feature from Android I miss the most.
- TylerE 4mo agoAccessibility > Reduce Motion
- embedding-shape 4mo agoHardly any difference. If you haven't seen it before, try an Android phone in your hand and toggle animations 1x/0x and see what a stark difference it is. iOS is still littered with animations all over the place with that toggle enabled.
- 201984 4mo agoIt just turns the motion into fades of equal duration. Reason 352811 I will never own an iPhone.
- gf000 4mo agoAs another example, with the "new" navigation gestures switching to the last app and back is just a finger swipe away, following your thumb's speed.