Animation Policy
Run animations only once, or disable animation completely.
Stops distracting animations.
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Great at stopping animations from distracting you while reading.
This stops everything from GIF, Flash, and even JavaScript.
Just press the escape key [esc]... and press again to restore.
To change the shortcut, go to chrome://extensions/shortcuts
Works by taking a screen shot and layering it over the page... unfortunately it can't do a full screen shot (see crbug report 45209), so it re-updates when you scroll or resize the window.
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I agree previous commenter: "The animation starts again while you you scroll. Also it doesn't reduce the CPU consumption."
me encanta sirve enserio
Es funktioniert so leidlich. Es hakt und sobald man nur eine Kleinigkeit im Fenster macht, läuft es wieder weiter.
its useless im sooo FU*KING MAD it gave me a virus and its stupid i hate it DONT DOWNLOAD
The animation starts again while you you scroll. Also it doesn't reduce the CPU consumption.
Works - sort of - but the gif keeps playing a little while after pressing ESC, and then jumps back. SOmetimes also the gif breaks down and there's the "image unavailable" icon instead.
does not reduce cpu usage!
it does not work, i use windows 7 and chrome
The first gif stopper that actually worked (maybe because those gif avatars have no .gif extension), but need to press Asc every time, and they start moving again as I scroll (stop again after I stop scrolling). I just want them to never move in the first place, that's all.
It works. Very simple just use the ESC key to stop and again to start.