tclementdev, 8 months ago

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dimillian, 8 months ago

@tclementdev @IceCubesApp I guess the iOS side toggle do the job?

its_john_davis, 8 months ago

@dimillian @tclementdev @IceCubesApp

The iOS toggle is for those with motion sensitivity, not for those who want to turn off animations they don’t find tasteful.

dimillian, 8 months ago

@its_john_davis @tclementdev @IceCubesApp Well they can change app then :)

lvalenta, 8 months ago

@dimillian @tclementdev @IceCubesApp it doesn’t. You have to manually take care for that reading reduce motion environment variable.

adamcnaglich, 8 months ago

@dimillian @IceCubesApp I don’t think you cracked it yet — that example seems unnecessarily distracting and even slower

GeekAndDad, 8 months ago

@adamcnaglich @dimillian @IceCubesApp Fun but Agreed. Too much movement. The things that slide in need to be as stable as possible and not jiggle around when new stuff is added.

dimillian, 8 months ago

@GeekAndDad @adamcnaglich @IceCubesApp Too bad I like and it'll be in :) But I refined it a bit already.

adamcnaglich, 8 months ago

@dimillian @GeekAndDad @IceCubesApp ok just keep in mind that motion impacts behavior more than cosmetics

GeekAndDad, 8 months ago

@dimillian @adamcnaglich @IceCubesApp Your app, you get to do what you like :)

Hopefully it is disabled/reduced if people turn on “reduce motion” in system accessibility settings. Some people get vertigo from too much motion on screen.

dimillian, 8 months ago

@adamcnaglich @IceCubesApp Much faster after a few iterations, you'll see.

PhilipKing, 8 months ago

@dimillian @IceCubesApp That’s really good. I’m excited to see what “built for iOS17 can do. “