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I'm pretty sure the only animations used are for the overlay menu that slides in on click. Unless I'm completely delusional there shouldn't be any sort of page open animation. I have one on my personal site but not on the theme.

If you want to remove animations they're all done via CSS. Look for declarations that start with transition:, those set the type of easing and the duration between states. If that's removed it won't tween the states and you'll just get a static cut without the smoothness between.

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It's very possible that I am delusional, and I can't seem to be able to reproduce this reliably, but sometimes when I refresh (though not open) a page on http://www.maxheld.de it looks the like the main body is being squeezed in from the top left corner in both safari and chrome.

The transitions, as you point out, all seem to refer to the overlay on click.

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I don't think it's an animation doing that. Most likely it's the page
loading and/or an image that pushes the content out as it comes in. Giving
the impression things are moving.

On Sunday, March 6, 2016, Maximilian Held [email protected] wrote:

It's very possible that I am delusional, and I can't seem to be able to
reproduce this reliably, but sometimes when I refresh (though not open)
a page on http://www.maxheld.de it looks the like the main body is being
squeezed in from the top left corner in both safari and chrome.

The transitions, as you point out, all seem to refer to the overlay on
click.

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hehe, that's funny. Makes sense

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