Adjust GIF buffer limits

WordPress/Classes/Utility/Media/GIFPlaybackStrategy.swift

@@ -28,11 +28,6 @@ public protocol GIFPlaybackStrategy {
     ///
     var maxSize: Int { get }
 
-    /// The number of frames that should be buffered. A high number will result in more
-    /// memory usage and less CPU load, and vice versa. Default is 50.
-    ///
-    var frameBufferCount: Int { get }
-
     /// Returns the coresponding GIFStrategy enum value.
     ///
     var gifStrategy: GIFStrategy { get }
@@ -57,24 +52,20 @@ extension GIFPlaybackStrategy {
 // This is good for thumbnail GIFs used in a collection view
 class TinyGIFPlaybackStrategy: GIFPlaybackStrategy {
     var maxSize = 2_000_000  // in MB
-    var frameBufferCount = 5
     var gifStrategy: GIFStrategy = .tinyGIFs
 }
 
 class SmallGIFPlaybackStrategy: GIFPlaybackStrategy {
     var maxSize = 8_000_000  // in MB
-    var frameBufferCount = 50
     var gifStrategy: GIFStrategy = .smallGIFs
 }
 
 class MediumGIFPlaybackStrategy: GIFPlaybackStrategy {
     var maxSize = 20_000_000  // in MB
-    var frameBufferCount = 150
     var gifStrategy: GIFStrategy = .mediumGIFs
 }
 
 class LargeGIFPlaybackStrategy: GIFPlaybackStrategy {
     var maxSize = 50_000_000  // in MB
-    var frameBufferCount = 300
     var gifStrategy: GIFStrategy = .largeGIFs
 }

WordPress/Classes/ViewRelated/Media/CachedAnimatedImageView.swift

@@ -220,7 +220,6 @@ public class CachedAnimatedImageView: UIImageView, GIFAnimatable {
     private func animate(data: Data, success: (() -> Void)?) {
         animatedGifData = data
         DispatchQueue.main.async() {
-            self.setFrameBufferCount(self.gifPlaybackStrategy.frameBufferCount)
             self.animate(withGIFData: data) {
                 success?()
             }