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Animated GIF sharing is often done via a URL to the image (via services like giphy or imgur). URL preview should optionally generate an animated thumbnail to use, or be configured in some cases to simply show the full-size image for those use cases.
Suggestion of this feature in Element web/desktop codebase (posted above, not my suggestion) looks like it was directed toward the synapse configuration, and so here's this feature request.
Additional functionality would be that it respects the client's settings for autoplay, but i believe that part of it would be how the client handles the information from the server, and so it is unrelated until this feature actually exists.
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Synapse's implementation of the media repo (which is the component that handles media requests and URL previews) does not currently support animated gif thumbnails.
Offhand: you may be interested in matrix-media-repo, which does support animated thumbnails.
related to element-hq/element-web#14567
Animated GIF sharing is often done via a URL to the image (via services like giphy or imgur). URL preview should optionally generate an animated thumbnail to use, or be configured in some cases to simply show the full-size image for those use cases.
Suggestion of this feature in Element web/desktop codebase (posted above, not my suggestion) looks like it was directed toward the synapse configuration, and so here's this feature request.
Additional functionality would be that it respects the client's settings for autoplay, but i believe that part of it would be how the client handles the information from the server, and so it is unrelated until this feature actually exists.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: