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I'll repeat my question, which browsers stopped rendering GIFs when it became an issue? I'm all for WebM. Let me know when consumers can use it and until then
by cdeutsch 16y ago
I'll repeat my question, which browsers stopped rendering GIFs when it became an issue?
I'm all for WebM. Let me know when consumers can use it and until then it's in your user's best interest to support H.264 because that's what the content I want to watch today is encoded in.
- flyosity 16y agoWell the Android browser still can't render animated GIFs. There's a joke in here somewhere.
- darrenkopp 16y agoprobably on an old version of android. browser on my android phone does animated gifs fine
- trezor 16y agoSeconding this. I'm running 2.2 and it seems any application (for instance Google reader) coming across a animated GIF, gets just that: An animated GIF.