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The Chrome DevTools Animations inspector is a favorite. Modify timing, delays and durations. Great for working with CSS Animations & View Transitions.

Addy Osmani

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jhey ▲🐻🎈2 years ago

@ChromeDevTools Someone was in a video talking about this once upon a time 👀😅

J.C.E2 years ago

@ChromeDevTools I need to get my design work on this level 😤

Addy Osmani2 years ago

@ChromeDevTools So much of the great motion design work I see is from @codrops @jh3yy and friends. A lot to be inspired by!

Ehsan Azari2 years ago

@ChromeDevTools Is there any way to automatically receive console and network logs of browsers' devtools, especially Chrome, when user reports a bug?

Aspiiire2 years ago

@ChromeDevTools The Animations inspector is such a hidden gem for enhancing CSS animations!

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