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I use .webm files all the time as stand-ins for GIF, and more and more sites/apps have support for inline playback nowadays. You can strip the audio out comple
by Zyst 6y ago
I use .webm files all the time as stand-ins for GIF, and more and more sites/apps have support for inline playback nowadays.
You can strip the audio out completely from those files, and have like 20 second recordings that map out to ~1-2MB vs +10MB for GIF. All in all, it's pretty great.
- dividuum 6y agoAdditionally you can encode webm within the browser, although it feels a bit dirty to do so: https://github.com/antimatter15/whammy https://github.com/antimatter15/whammy