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Firefox fullscreen animation is too slow The firefox fullscreen animation is too slow for me. I have a relatively small screen, so I want a quick way to fill my screen with content. How do I make the animation faster? Version: firefox-58.0.2-1.fc27.x86_64 (Fedora Linux 27) ## Additional clues I have two separate user accounts. One of them is fine, but the other is too slow. In one of the user accounts, I have notes suggesting that I set `browser.fullscreen.animateUp` as mentioned by this article. However, this setting can no longer be found in `about:config`. In both user accounts, I use GNOME and have enabled the Impatience extension to GNOME, set to 0.66 of the default delay. I have notes suggesting that this was also a very useful step to help with Firefox fullscreen animation specifically. I can see no other settings in Impatience. Setting the delay to zero does not fix my problem.

Since Firefox 77, there is no config option for this.

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## Before Firefox 77

`browser.fullscreen.animateUp` was removed at some point. Instead, you can edit the preference `toolkit.cosmeticAnimations.enabled`.

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Found by searching for `anim` in `about:config`. (And also, in the good profile I clicked on the "Status" column to sort it so all the "modified" preferences were together, so I could see that this particular "anim" preference was one that I had changed).

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