When using ImageMagick as the thumb driver for Kirby, which is required to allow transforms for GIFs, all frames will be inlined in the blurred placeholder which returns a much larger data set (usually above >5 kB for small animations) than when only the first frame is contained.
When using ImageMagick as the thumb driver for Kirby, which is required to allow transforms for GIFs, all frames will be inlined in the blurred placeholder which returns a much larger data set (usually above >5 kB for small animations) than when only the first frame is contained.