Disable animations

Is there a way to disable animations on firefox 24.0 for MAC?
Whenever I try and reload a tab it will display a resend data box. This cannot be disabled because apparently allowing the user to decide how the browser will react is something to dangerous to be allowed. Nice to see mozilla going the way of ie.
So can I at least be allowed to no have it waste .5 seconds with a little irritating drop down and just have it display? This is a silly problem to have. Cut the bells and whistles and just display the window. Yet another "innovation" moving in the wrong direction. Can we get more freedom to change how our browser acts and not less? thanks.

# In the [[Location bar autocomplete|Location bar]], type '''about:config''' and press '''Enter'''. The about:config "''This might void your warranty!''" warning page may appear.
# Click '''I'll be careful, I promise!''', to continue to the about:config page.
# type(or copy/paste from here) '''image.animation_mode'''
# double-click on it, type '''none'''
# click OK, exit firefox and restart it.
see also : http://kb.mozillazine.org/Animated_images
thank you

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I would like to be able to enable things if and when I want to watch things, but given the choice I would rather be able to disable it all everywhere than have it enabled almost everywhere.
I currently use Firefox which has separate tools to blocked animated/pain-gifs, block various types of video, block ads, etc. I can't find similar tools for Safari, and I need some similar tools for Yosemite itself.

I tried the terminal command as well and didn't get it to work. Does anyknow how to do this now? I'm in ML.

How can I disable animations completely on my iphone?

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Hey Tener,
Reducing screen motion might help you:
To reduce the effect, you can turn on Reduce Motion in Settings > General > Accessibility. When you turn on Reduce Motion, Home screen transitions will fade instead of zoom.
via: iOS 7: How to reduce screen motion
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5595
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How to disable animations in Yosemite

The new animations in Yosemite are making me incredibly dizzy and nauseous - it's like the Blair Witch Project for my macbook!
When navigating between spaces, the transition animation consists of the dock, menu bar, desktop picture, and desktop icons all flying to the left. Similarly, when clicking the green button to make a window go full-screen, the dock, menu bar, desktop picture, and desktop icons all fly to the left (in the background) as the application window gets larger.
This animation is making me so nauseous, I'm completely unable to use Spaces, and can't use the "full screen" button at all.
Does anyone know of a way to disable this animation?

Apple doesn’t routinely monitor the discussions. These are mostly user to user discussions.
Send Apple feedback. They won't answer, but at least will know there is a problem. If enough people send feedback, it may get the problem solved sooner.
Feedback

Trying to disable animation on tab bar

''locking as a duplicate - /questions/887078#answer-261172''
I used to use Firefox 3.6 and have just upgraded to version 7.0.1 (Pale Moon build, that shouldn't actually affect anything).
There's a really annoying issue that I'm noticing and I can't figure out how to disable it. I can only describe it as an animated scrolling tab-bar. I have about 35 tabs open at any given time, so obviously the screen is over-filled with them and they won't all show at once. That's not a problem, that's why I can scroll through them myself!
Well, say I'm on the far left of my tabs. If I open a new tab, or even click on a link that opens in a new tab, it will open in the far right (as I want it to), but it shows the entire tab bar scrolling over to the right, which takes a good 2-3 seconds with the huge number of tabs I keep open. Then when I close that tab, it scrolls all the way back.
I do remember Firefox 3 doing the same thing, I believe it was called smooth scrolling? At the time I was able to figure it out, there was something in about:config I had to modify. I can't find this option with FF7 anymore. I tried disabling the tab animation, but from what I've read, that only prevents it from "growing" the tab from scratch, which doesn't really happen if the screen's already filled anyway.
Even if I'm on the far right tab and open a new one, the new tab "appears" as an animation, from the far right of the screen and shifts into place. That's cool and all for those who like fancy graphics, but I'm using a web browser here, not a movie player. It's just obnoxious when I have to watch the animations move around when I have large numbers of tabs open.
Can somebody help me disable this setting? If I install the addon "Tab Mix Plus", the issue goes away... however, that program does all sorts of other weird stuff like make my tabs all in italics and in red color. I'd rather not use an addon to fix what seems like a simple solution if I don't have to.

Please see [/questions/887078#answer-261172]

Disable animations/transitions globally in Firefox

Just thought I'd share the solution I've finally found to this problem.
Basically I was looking for a way to disable all fancy animations/transitions that happen whenever you hover over a button, tab etc. in Firefox. I'm using a theme that uses these transitions heavily and it just slows down the general browsing experience.
One annoying transition that I've been wanting to get rid of is when you try to move a tab around (changing the order of tabs). The transitions make this quite cumbersome due to the lag the transitions bring with them. I do this quite frequently due to using Tree Style Tab, having a vertical tree of tabs. I found several threads describing this issue, one of which was archived: https://support.mozilla.org/en-US/questions/802516
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This works for me on Firefox 29.
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Edit: seems like the code breaks when submitting this question. There is supposed to be a star instead of the bullet point in the code above like so: [star]{

''sireddie wrote:''
<pre><nowiki>* { transition: none !important; }</nowiki></pre>
That's not a good idea. It breaks certain panel menus. Use the following style instead.
* http://userstyles.org/styles/99666/disable-arrow-panel-animations-v3
''sireddie wrote:''
If you only want to disable the tab move transition
You should be able to get rid of that by setting ''browser.tabs.animate'' to '''false''' in about:config.
* http://kb.mozillazine.org/About:config
''sireddie wrote:''
There is supposed to be a star instead of the bullet point in the code above
A moderator has corrected your post.
* https://support.mozilla.org/kb/markup-chart

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My video graphics performance sucks on this pc. I need to find an option in Firefox that, as a rule, doesn't not allow animations on webpages.
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numAcceleratedWindows: 1
numTotalWindows: 1
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* https://input.mozilla.org/en-US/feedback

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