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I agree, however I don't get why you quoted me.
Because it was your little script she was referring to with "third-party utilities." Duh.
I would find more filters on the group section useful.
Any chance of adding sort by number of members and/or alphabetically
Any chance of adding sort by number of members and/or alphabetically
ye I missed it, trying to do too much at once. Thats awesome ty
If a random person can make animated GIF avatars work with basically 7 lines of really simple code because they were bored, then it really can't be that hard for a big heap official game forum to do it.
My brilliant creation allows for the non-animated version to look completely fine if people don't have the gashing script.
Until they decide to add this important feature, use this:
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Distracting if you're a boomer in a zoomer's body. Literally boom smeared. GIFs are one of the most satisfying and beautiful formats ever made. The wonderful dithering, the wonderful layer compression, the indexed colours. Unmatched purity. Ugh, I love GIFs so much. There is nothing like a good GIF.
If you are so monumentally chundersmeared that you find moving images distracting, then just block animated GIFs from within your favourite browser. A "play once and never repeat" sort of optionsmear. At least then your jadedness will be quenched without the unneeded detriment to others.
If you are so monumentally chundersmeared that you find moving images distracting, then just block animated GIFs from within your favourite browser. A "play once and never repeat" sort of optionsmear. At least then your jadedness will be quenched without the unneeded detriment to others.
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The problem according to Janus is that gifs eat up too many server resources for some reason.
But they're all clearly uploaded to the server anyway because this short script makes them load without much trouble.
I hope your day improves. Unless you were going over the top for a joke in which case I hear ya'.
Uploaded avatars are saved/converted as several different sizes to be displayed in different areas and different browsers/devices based on their resolution. The conversion loses the animation, so only the original uploaded image size might retain it.
Naturally, only the main thread page has avatar animation. It works pretty fine.
what if by css, image sizes changed according to context using classes --- that would be client side and thus cause less server strain and people wouldn't need someone bored to death to implement animated avatars.
