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by mschuster91
4434 days ago
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gifs have the advantage of working on lower-resource devices (cellphones, netbooks) without any delay. youtube and other "feature-rich" sites work only with massive stuttering for me, so I'm happy for any gif instead of a video which needs to be set up and torn down for every play. |
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You can do a lot better than animated gifs. No pausing or frame control, forget about audio, limited colour palette, painful to make...
If you cram megabytes of this stuff onto a single page, don't expect everyone to get the same framerate.