I had raised that some time ago. The fact that often what we are really waiting for is for an element to have stopped moving, and what we end up doing is waiting for an absolute `x` or `y` location. The latter (what we're doing now) is not ideal, but it works. So while I understand that it could be abused, I would still be in favour of a standard framework method that allows us to wait for an element to be stationary.