Reduced motion: Difference between revisions

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Modern desktop and mobile operating systems offer a setting to cut down on animations and other motion effects. Our software respects this setting when displaying animations. To change this setting, find your operating system below and follow the instructions.

Windows 10/11

Open Settings
Click on "Ease of Access"
Click on "Display"
Click on "Simplify and personalize Windows"
Toggle "Show animation in Windows"

macOS

Open System Preferences
Click on "Accessibility"
Click on "Display"
Toggle "Reduce motion"

Android 13

Open the Settings app
Go to "Accessibility"
Under "Display", tap on "Color and motion"
Toggle "Remove animations"

iOS

Open the Settings app
Go to "Accessibility"
Tap on "Motion"
Toggle "Reduce Motion"

Linux

KDE

Open System Settings
Under "Workspace", open "Workspace Behavior"
Make sure the "General Behavior" tab is selected
Slide the "Animation speed" slider to "Instant"

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	~~Modern desktop and mobile operating systems offer a setting to cut down on animations and other motion effects. Our software respects this setting when displaying animations.~~

	Modern desktop and mobile operating systems offer a setting to cut down on animations and other motion effects. Our software respects this setting when displaying animations. To change this setting, find your operating system below and follow the instructions.		Modern desktop and mobile operating systems offer a setting to cut down on animations and other motion effects. Our software respects this setting when displaying animations. To change this setting, find your operating system below and follow the instructions.