Uploaded April 2023 | Updated September 2026, 7 hours ago
A quick tip showing you how to use document.getAnimations() to view and manipulate (play/pause) all CSS Animations, CSS Transitions, and Web Animations on a page using Console in DevTools.
It can be helpful when you're working on a page with a large number of animations or if you want to stop all annoying animations on a page you're reading.
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A quick tip showing you how to use document.getAnimations() to view and manipulate (play/pause) all CSS Animations, CSS Transitions, and Web Animations on a page using Console in DevTools.
It can be helpful when you're working on a page with a large number of animations or if you want to stop all annoying animations on a page you're reading.
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π₯ Mastering Prettier & Stylelint: masteringlinting.com
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Keep up-to-date with CSS Weekly:
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Keep up to date with what I'm up to:
π Blog: zoranjambor.com
π Twitter: twitter.com/zoranjambor
π LinkedIn: linkedin.com/in/zoranjambor
- Zoran Jambor
#css #cssanimation










