CSS media query based on a user preference for preferring reduced motion (animation, etc). it's a client question and it's the web's execution of a Reduce Motion setting. It utilizes a @media square to check if the watcher has shown an inclination for decreased movement. (This inclination can likewise be gotten to by means of JavaScript utilizing window.matchMedia as well.) There isn't an alternative to purposefully select in to all levels of movement, so an estimation of "no-inclination" could mean all movement is alright, or that no inclination has been demonstrated yet. This makes it dubious to make presumptions about any esteem other than "diminish" or to execute a dynamic improvement approach (i.e. just serving up the stretched out movement to the individuals who have shown they need it).
prefers-reduced-motion media query
Chrome browser doesn't supports this browser element.
prefers-reduced-motion media query
property is not supported by Mozilla Firefox browser.
IE browser doesn't support prefers-reduced-motion media query
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Safari 3.1 to 10 are not supported with this browser property. This web element is supported fro Safari 10.1 to 11.1.
This browser element is not supported by Microsoft Edge browser.
Opera browser is not compatible with prefers-reduced-motion media query
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