The animation makes me dizzy so I want to disable it.
I want only to disable this specific animation for this specific feature.
I don't want to use "Reduce Motion" option. It just replaces one problem with another in this case.
In the past, I was able to achieve what I need by changing the
com.apple.dock expose-animation-duration
parameter using terminal, but this doesn't seem to be working anymore.
What are my options?
aciesiolkiewicz3 wrote:
• I'll try to phrase it differently:
I press CTRL+Arraw UP (Expose)
• I add another desktop on top
• I use CTRL+Arrow Right to navigate to that desktop
• While the desktop is being switched, I observe the whole desktop slide to the left and the new desktop sliding from the right. That's the animation I want to get rid off.
I don't use Control and arrows...
With a trackpad swipe up with four fingers and click the Desktop you want— no side to side sliding.
Open application windows within an app swipe down four fingers for exposé
Settings>Trackpad for options
I try to keep in simple, I have a note here; not sure if it is relevant to your situation —
Make sure that an app is not assigned to one particular desktop:
click and hold the Dock icon and from Options->Assign To> None
To be proactive you can file a bug report / submit your Apple Feedback here: Product Feedback - Apple
aciesiolkiewicz3 wrote:
The animation makes me dizzy so I want to disable it.
I want only to disable this specific animation for this specific feature.
I don't want to use "Reduce Motion" option. It just replaces one problem with another in this case.
In the past, I was able to achieve what I need by changing the
com.apple.dock expose-animation-duration
parameter using terminal, but this doesn't seem to be working anymore.
What are my options?
Animation...
not sure I follow, something has to move(?)
ref:
Work in multiple spaces on Mac - Apple Support
Work in multiple spaces on Mac - Apple Support
Use Mission Control on your Mac - Apple Support
See open windows and spaces in Mission Control on Mac - Apple Support
See open windows and spaces in Mission Control on Mac ...
See open windows and spaces in Mission Control on Mac - Apple Support
Change Mission Control preferences on Mac - Apple Support
macOS User Guide - Apple Support
I'll try to phrase it differently:
That's not exactly what I mean.
4-fingers swipe up is the same us Control+ArrowUp.
Swiping and clicking means I do have to perform 2 separate actions instead of one (swipe right or Control+ArrowRight), with is counter-productive.
I don't need to change how Mission Control/Expose work in general, I just want to disable the animation, which was possible in the past.
I'd like to completely disable animation for switching workspaces
