Hello @sivot thank you for the update!
@eltonmesquita can you please check this one and add a proper label for this. Thank you!

I can confirm this. With the release of the new Chrome, this rule causes all my elements to stop being animated even when the users do not set the mode to reduce. This issue is critical and should be fixed asap.

I have added

@media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) {
  .animated {
    animation: unset !important;
    transition: none !important;
  }
}

to styles.css in my angular app. Also, I have attempted to update the library to include @media (prefers-reduced-motion: reduce) instead of @media (prefers-reduced-motion). Neither has worked in Chrome for iOS V74.0.3729.121. What should I do?

@jomho that block inlcuded to animate.css library, so if you include that block to your style it doesn't matter. :) Need to fix that block in animate.css library.

I'll close this as it's a duplication of #928 .