← Back to context Comment by edoceo 3 days ago What does that mean? Why is it a surprise? 2 comments edoceo Reply klausa 3 days ago It’s surprising that Twitter even supports that. danillonunes 2 days ago Some old twitter users still have animated gif avatars that stop being supported years ago. Maybe their approach is to just stop supporting it for new avatars and grandfathering whoever manage to upload one before.
klausa 3 days ago It’s surprising that Twitter even supports that. danillonunes 2 days ago Some old twitter users still have animated gif avatars that stop being supported years ago. Maybe their approach is to just stop supporting it for new avatars and grandfathering whoever manage to upload one before.
danillonunes 2 days ago Some old twitter users still have animated gif avatars that stop being supported years ago. Maybe their approach is to just stop supporting it for new avatars and grandfathering whoever manage to upload one before.
It’s surprising that Twitter even supports that.
Some old twitter users still have animated gif avatars that stop being supported years ago. Maybe their approach is to just stop supporting it for new avatars and grandfathering whoever manage to upload one before.