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yreg on Aug 21, 2023 | parent | context | favorite | on: Saving Lives (2004)

If you are on iPhone, you can switch

Settings -> Accessibility -> Motion -> Reduce Motion

The Android a11y menu probably has something similar. Try it out and see if you like it more.

msephton on Aug 21, 2023 [–]

You can do it in a per-app basis. I turn it off globally and then turn it back on for Home screen, Books, and a couple of other apps.

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