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there's also an apng standard that almost noone makes use of despite not being patent uncumbered like gif is and it does a good job compressing more "pixel art"
by firefax 1y ago
there's also an apng standard that almost noone makes use of despite not being patent uncumbered like gif is and it does a good job compressing more "pixel art" or line drawings in the way gif does. (tends to be a bit less efficient with actual photographs)
- duskwuff 1y agoIt's actually supported in all major browsers now, too: https://caniuse.com/apng https://caniuse.com/apng And even in software which don't support APNG, it'll render as the first frame of the animation, which is probably a fine fallback.
- mkl 1y agoGIF hasn't been patent-encumbered since 2004. APNG was initially released in 2004. MNG was earlier, but didn't catch on.