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it's 2020 ..8MB limit is a joke
i'm talking about gifs here not videos.
GIFs are basically small clips but with lower quality and frames.
If you want high frames AND high quality, use a video format.
As example the last additions and changes to the Steam-platform made this already to a bloatware with headers, gifs, animations, broadcasting, microtrailer, teaser, card, achievement graphics, videos and community stuff...
And Valve Corporation has still not enough as you can see in the Machine Learning rat laboratory on the cost of customers (called Steamlab)
What do you think how much Gigabytes are loading for nothing? For ONE person that opens a page or loads a large library. Multiply this times for each Steam account and login each day.
And what do you think how much content is not optimzed for web? Especially because the client reads everything again and again.
For my part i am glad i can rip off all this unnecessary content from library, profiles and store pages and save a lot traffic.
Yes, we are in 2020 but other behaviours and implementation of mechanics are a joke too. From users and companies as well.
Do not forget. Not everyone on this planet has access to "western" standard internet provicers with highspeed. Another example are mobile contracts and roaming costs.
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There are things that make sense and there are things that make no sense...
Let's take a look at a quote from wikipedia regarding gifs
I've bolded the portion that is particular to your issue. If you notice they can be used for Small Animations, which is exactly what you need it for. Anything longer would be better used as a video clip.
You're talking about using gifs in a way Valve isn't interested in supporting... so that's why they're only 8MB.
were it up to me I'd introduce a checkbox to turn all that flair off.
Depending on one's view of the shared wealth of reaction shots and embedded imagery, this was just as much of a problem with animated ansi or commodore 64 CG animation on bulletin boards at 1200bps years ago--the same people thought it was cool and the same opposite types of people wished there was a way to limit the impact.
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