Fortunately my "defenses" worked on this one, though CSS only doesn't seem to have been enough. I don't care if they want to make the user feel like they're living in a blingee gif by default, I just desperately want pages to respect prefers-reduced-motion
replyWhat are the times in which it is useful?
replyIf those are referenced in the linked article, I'll be honest I didn't read it. That website succeeds whole handedly in its job of being too annoying to read.
im sure theres a class of people who gauge their willingness to read based on the length of scroll.
replyI am reaching for “reader mode” in my browsers all the time as they cut through these design choices that don’t agree within my eyes
replyIt really helps to focus in the content rather than the fluff.
I should probably be doing this instead of fruitlessly expanding my blocklist. I'm frustrated that extensions don't work in reader view though.
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