Isn't this kind of backwards when we have tools like http://gfycat.com/ that can make MP4/WebM?
Animated GIFs are HORRIBLE in terms of file size and quality compared to actual MP4/WebM video files, which are supported by all modern browsers.
Animated GIFs are HORRIBLE in terms of file size and quality compared to actual MP4/WebM video files, which are supported by all modern browsers.