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Why? Because lots of people like sending gifs and prefer to use messaging apps that support them. If it's totally useless to you then fine: don't use it.
by ascorbic 10y ago
Why? Because lots of people like sending gifs and prefer to use messaging apps that support them. If it's totally useless to you then fine: don't use it.
- petre 10y agoIt clutters the UI with unecessary stuff. Wire also provides such a misfeature. I would rather disable it, but cannot.
- tdkl 10y agoYou have to specifically click a button to use it. That's a good compromise between jumping through hoops to enable it if opt-in.
- CoryG89 10y agoI think it would be acceptable if these types of things were on by default, and have the option to disable it or opt-out.
- tdkl 10y agoYeah perhaps, but that would complicate the app development quite a bit. I'd rather see company invest developer time in other ways - maybe bringing desktop client support.
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- petre 10y agoIn Signal is hidden under the post button, you can easily ignore it. In Wire it's on a toolbar and clutters the UI.