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Is Lemmy capable of playing that format of multimedia? And if so, do clients like Jerboa support it? I've also noticed this
If it isn't, then it will be the biggest downside of fediverse. But I do remember seeing a gif while I was on my PC.
For the longest time Reddit only supported media through external sites (Imgur, copy, etc).
Memmy (iOS app in beta) supports uploading media to Imgur and then inserting the link, much like Apollo did; hoping to see that extended to other hosting sites as well
Personally I think that hosting media is not the right move for Lemmy/kbin. Creates a long term never ending cost and liability. Reddit worked fine without hosting for a decade.
I think so. Kbin user avatars can be animated gifs.
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Seems like animated pictures in posts only work if it's in WebP format but in post bodies or comments gif works too. mp4 should be possible in theory but does not play for me. See this test post.
For the apps I doubt it. The native media libraries often lack support for animated images.
Seems to work on kbin. Can upload gifs and images from the comment screen.