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It's all clientside, so there's no risk here of sharing. But it's cool, hombre. Here's what someone else just made with it http://twitpic.com/8kyup2 http://twi
by paulirish 15y ago
It's all clientside, so there's no risk here of sharing. But it's cool, hombre.
Here's what someone else just made with it http://twitpic.com/8kyup2 http://twitpic.com/8kyup2
- VMG 15y agoI can't know that the files aren't transferred somewhere without thoroughly inspecting the source and it isn't obvious from the page that this is an offline app. Thanks for the example. It would be great if the page itself linked to some demonstrations.
- NanoWar 15y agoIt has (now) the following in the top bar: "Drag + Drop, Client-side, Animated GIF Creator"
- brk 15y agoAh, yeah, so now it's totally safe because it says so right there on the page. The points raised in higher-up comments are still relevant... It's impossible to know for sure exactly what will happen with my images that I Drag n Drop. Of course, for a 24 hour effort, it's great. But this is the 80/20 rule at play. The first 80% was the "easy" bit. Now you have to create some demoes, tutorials, earn user trust, etc. I don't have a lot of need for animated GIFs personally, but this seems like a neat little tool.