Samuel
we're aware of an issue with the image viewer when the Reduce Motion setting is enabled. working on a fix now :)
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dan
i do remember writing this and kinda feeling bad but i also remember i couldn't find a better way to do it
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Samuel
@samuel.fm
yeah... I don't see a better way other than doing a timeout-based fallback thing, but that seems overkill
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dan
i think that's a bit worse because it's arbitrary. you only want to remove the thing when it's definitely not in the viewport, but also not any longer than that
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Samuel
well looking at the Photos app, apple doesn't really apply Reduce Motion to gesture-based animations - it doesn't seem to affect the lightbox in Photos at all actually. so I am pretty happy with just overriding it here
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Tom Hicks
I don’t think reduced motion should apply to interactive animations. You wouldn’t want drag and drop to not follow your mouse because of reduced motion, for instance, and pulling away a lightbox is the same idea.
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