Well I don't know precisely, but I was thinking something around a giphy copy-paste style: either with iframe, or little bit of JS script that seems to load a valid image. Like "copy this <script> … </script> at the bottom of your page and insert your .gif URL", which seems to be perfectly valid .gif if you open in browser.
Or a service like cloudinary could do that: inject script in your images and then execute it inside their SDK (while the url still gives a perfectly valid image).
That seems over complicated though…giphy just juste plain iframe without hiding anything and nobody cares 😅
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Well I don't know precisely, but I was thinking something around a giphy copy-paste style: either with iframe, or little bit of JS script that seems to load a valid image. Like "copy this
<script> … </script>at the bottom of your page and insert your .gif URL", which seems to be perfectly valid .gif if you open in browser.Or a service like cloudinary could do that: inject script in your images and then execute it inside their SDK (while the url still gives a perfectly valid image).
That seems over complicated though…giphy just juste plain iframe without hiding anything and nobody cares 😅