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So when I quickly move my mouse over an object, it wont fire it’s animation, not until the user hold their mouse over that object for a specified number of ms. I don’t believe this can be done with just CSS3, but maybe I’m wrong?
This effect is for if I have something like a bunch of links, and each link launched a little tooltip bubble, if the user moves their mouse across the screen to click on something, we don’t want all of those tooltip bubbles to show.
Wow, this would be great! But it’s not possible since you can’t hold an animation with CSS3. Since you’ve hovered an element, all animations binded to it will be fired :S
Why don’t you suggest it as a Chrome Feature?