So, as it is a “Known Issue”, I assume that Bricks Devs will have a solution for all of those issues in the future. Do you know if is that the case?
There is no solution (because it’s actually not a bug/issue), except disabling “reduce motion” or similar settings in the browser/os. But that’s all on the user.
Because if a user wants to disable animation, then no animation should show.
I had this issue on Windows 11 (my windows animations were off by default). However I was looking at other sites for which fade-in animations were working just fine, regardless. I’m guessing they use another method. I wonder if Bricks will adjust the code so that its animations will also work regardless of whether this feature is turned on or not?
I would hate to think that some unknown portion of web visitors are seeing ugly flickering instead of the fadein animation I would like them to see, and will have no idea it’s because of an obscure setting in windows they don’t even know exists.
An example website where fadein animations work regardless of whether Windows animations are turned on: https://www.betterhelp.com/