Usually none, which would be the expected behavior to me for an iteration-delay if I don't apply a specific value (since 'none' is the default fill-mode value). > Am 09.05.2016 um 09:01 schrieb Brian Birtles <bbirtles@mozilla.com>: > > On 2016/05/09 15:54, Michael Großklaus wrote: >> >>> I believe that when we looked at adding iteration delay in Web >>> Animations the main challenge was fill modes--do you apply the >>> backwards fill or the forwards fill, i.e. do you hold the final value >>> of the previous iteration, or the first value of the next? I suspect >>> you want to be able to do either which then suggests you need more >>> fill mode values so it becomes more complex. (Sequence effects at >>> least let you reuse the existing fill modes to get different behaviors.) >> >> Maybe I'm missing something, but why not just use the existing >> animation-fill-mode? Of course, you could implement a new fill-mode >> property and there might be a use case for it (which I don't see at the >> moment)... but in my opinion it would not be mandatory because you could >> just use the current animation-fill-mode (which would be much more >> useful imho anyway). > > What value do you use to fill to use between iterations? > >
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