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Camille Goudeseune
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skip full-screen animation in Catalina and Big Sur

In macOS 10.15.44+, when you make a window fullscreen, an animation about a second long zooms the window to the new size, and then the window rerenders (for example, a web browser or a Terminal). Can this happen faster?

System Preferences > Display > Accessibility > Reduce Motion just replaces the animation with a crossfade that is equally slow.

Various answers for older macOSes are also no faster.

skip full-screen animation in Catalina

In macOS 10.15.4, when you make a window fullscreen, an animation about a second long zooms the window to the new size, and then the window rerenders (for example, a web browser or a Terminal). Can this happen faster?

System Preferences > Display > Accessibility > Reduce Motion just replaces the animation with a crossfade that is equally slow.

Various answers for older macOSes are also no faster.

skip full-screen animation in Catalina and Big Sur

In macOS 10.15.4+, when you make a window fullscreen, an animation about a second long zooms the window to the new size, and then the window rerenders (for example, a web browser or a Terminal). Can this happen faster?

System Preferences > Display > Accessibility > Reduce Motion just replaces the animation with a crossfade that is equally slow.

Various answers for older macOSes are also no faster.

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Camille Goudeseune
Camille Goudeseune
  • 389
  • 3
  • 15

skip full-screen animation in Catalina

In macOS 10.15.4, when you make a window fullscreen, an animation about a second long zooms the window to the new size, and then the window rerenders (for example, a web browser or a Terminal). Can this happen faster?

System Preferences > Display > Accessibility > Reduce Motion just replaces the animation with a crossfade that is equally slow.

Various answers for older macOSes are also no faster.