← Back to context Comment by sandblast 2 years ago I would add a toggle for disabling the clouds animation. It wastes a lot of CPU cycles for me. 5 comments sandblast Reply usernameis42 2 years ago Sure, will consider this and implement soon, thanks for sharing! wizzwizz4 2 years ago Also consider disabling it by default for the `@media (prefers-reduced-motion)` CSS query. pcdoodle 2 years ago Was going to say the same. Very cool concept, thank you. usernameis42 2 years ago Done, it's added to the top panel (cloud icon) causality0 2 years ago Yeah that one made my laptop absolutely chug. I want to listen to the page while reading a writeup of why such a simple graphical effect is so inefficiently rendered.
usernameis42 2 years ago Sure, will consider this and implement soon, thanks for sharing! wizzwizz4 2 years ago Also consider disabling it by default for the `@media (prefers-reduced-motion)` CSS query. pcdoodle 2 years ago Was going to say the same. Very cool concept, thank you.
wizzwizz4 2 years ago Also consider disabling it by default for the `@media (prefers-reduced-motion)` CSS query.
causality0 2 years ago Yeah that one made my laptop absolutely chug. I want to listen to the page while reading a writeup of why such a simple graphical effect is so inefficiently rendered.
Sure, will consider this and implement soon, thanks for sharing!
Also consider disabling it by default for the `@media (prefers-reduced-motion)` CSS query.
Was going to say the same. Very cool concept, thank you.
Done, it's added to the top panel (cloud icon)
Yeah that one made my laptop absolutely chug. I want to listen to the page while reading a writeup of why such a simple graphical effect is so inefficiently rendered.