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Implementation
I like the second option better. We might be able to replace <img>s with <canvas>s -- this SO question indicates that setting an animated GIF as the background to a <canvas> will only show a static image. Maybe then clicking the canvas can replace it with an img that has the original GIF url as its src.
Articles full of GIFs can be annoying. Either:
Implementation
I like the second option better. We might be able to replace
<img>
s with<canvas>
s -- this SO question indicates that setting an animated GIF as the background to a<canvas>
will only show a static image. Maybe then clicking thecanvas
can replace it with animg
that has the original GIF url as itssrc
.Feature request
Requested on Hacker News discussion and on Designer News.
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