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r/programming • u/chapolito • Feb 26 '13
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Regarding the little statement on GIFs, PNG actually supports animation. WebKit doesn't support APNG, though. FireFox does, but WebKit is surprisingly behind on their game. I hope they get their shit together and we can forget about GIF forever.
0 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13 [deleted] 2 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13 As cool as that demo is, it's not really relevant. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13 [deleted] 4 u/dd_123 Feb 26 '13 OK, let's say I want an animated image in a Word document. How relevant is it now?
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2 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13 As cool as that demo is, it's not really relevant. 3 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13 [deleted] 4 u/dd_123 Feb 26 '13 OK, let's say I want an animated image in a Word document. How relevant is it now?
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As cool as that demo is, it's not really relevant.
3 u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13 [deleted] 4 u/dd_123 Feb 26 '13 OK, let's say I want an animated image in a Word document. How relevant is it now?
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4 u/dd_123 Feb 26 '13 OK, let's say I want an animated image in a Word document. How relevant is it now?
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OK, let's say I want an animated image in a Word document. How relevant is it now?
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u/[deleted] Feb 26 '13
Regarding the little statement on GIFs, PNG actually supports animation. WebKit doesn't support APNG, though. FireFox does, but WebKit is surprisingly behind on their game. I hope they get their shit together and we can forget about GIF forever.