← Back to context Comment by mitxela 1 hour ago Browsers only supported animated gif, not any other animated format 2 comments mitxela Reply miladyincontrol 1 hour ago What do you mean? Most browsers support animated jpeg xl, avif, webp and apng just fine. madwolf 40 minutes ago Perhaps the clue is in the past tense "supported". Nowadays browsers support many formats, but in the "olden days" gif was the only way to get animations in browsers without plugins like Macromedia Flash...
miladyincontrol 1 hour ago What do you mean? Most browsers support animated jpeg xl, avif, webp and apng just fine. madwolf 40 minutes ago Perhaps the clue is in the past tense "supported". Nowadays browsers support many formats, but in the "olden days" gif was the only way to get animations in browsers without plugins like Macromedia Flash...
madwolf 40 minutes ago Perhaps the clue is in the past tense "supported". Nowadays browsers support many formats, but in the "olden days" gif was the only way to get animations in browsers without plugins like Macromedia Flash...
What do you mean? Most browsers support animated jpeg xl, avif, webp and apng just fine.
Perhaps the clue is in the past tense "supported". Nowadays browsers support many formats, but in the "olden days" gif was the only way to get animations in browsers without plugins like Macromedia Flash...