Open anoadragon453 opened 1 year ago
Alternatively, if nobody will ever see the animation anyway, it could just be replaced with a static image, which would shrink the page size significantly since that one image is 20 times bigger than the rest of the page or so.
This causes the animation to play while I'm elsewhere on the website - and by the time I get to it, the animation has already finished. I didn't realise it was animated until I refreshed the page.
This is the image: https://matrix.org/element-call.webp
Apparently one needs to specify when encoding the file that it should loop indefinitely. Annoyingly, it appears that
ffmpeg
(and thus a bunch of software that relies on it) doesn't actually support animated webp images: https://trac.ffmpeg.org/ticket/4907So my 20m attempt to make a PR for this did not go very well. Have you considered another format, such as AVIF or APNG? :)