Here’s how to download animated GIFs from a website: The easiest solution is to save the file to your local drive to use it whenever you like. However, the link won’t work if the GIF’s source page was removed from the database. Paste it by right-clicking the message box and selecting Paste or using the Ctrl + V keyboard shortcut unless it is an upload in which you choose the file.Open the chat room or website where you want to share the GIF.Right-click on the GIF image and select Copy or highlight it and press Ctrl + C.If you want to share a GIF as a message, follow the steps below. Most browsers have built-in software that allows you to open and view them. You can practically find GIFs anywhere on the internet.
Depending on the actual content, the format varies, Pages online looking for a solution and haven't come across anything close to what is happening here.Īlso this is how the gif is being created on the page with the html.Usually, GIFs contain tidbits of quirky animation played in loops. Any ideas are welcome because I am all out of ideas and have spent hours scrolling through I am limited because I cannot change the gif itself in anyway or change What I am asking is if anyone knows how to fix this issue when using edge.
*I am just assuming it is the last frame but I can not access a copy of the gif before it was compiled into gif format so I don't know how much of the loading animation is in each frame So with this quick gif I just created, once that red mark shows up, it will show up every time after the initial load of the gif. However I just created something quickly in and threw it into an online animation tool to show what it is doing.
I can't put up a link to show the actual gif I am struggling with, Once it happens one time, it will continue to happen until the user leaves the page.
With edge, the gif runs all the way through the loading circle, but at what I assume is the last frame*, a sliver of the gif freezes and stays there as the gif continues to play through again. I am working with a loading gif on a website and it works correctly on all browsers except Microsoft edge.
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