GIF animation was still one of the most important features that social networking users expected from Facebook. The platform is not static, there are no moving elements, but the last two years have seen the spread of certain features and the company has made it possible to publish the animation in publications, It requires searching or uploading the image to be included on a "Facebook-supported" service and then placing the link to the post or comment to show the animation, unlike the property you then launched in the chat window which allows you to send pictures directly from a Facebook partner directly in the domain did not Receive the message.
Facebook has announced that it will launch the feature animation feature next week and will be ordering a small segment of users (as you always do when you want to try a new feature).
The property (most likely) will come next to the upload icon or emoji for comments, and the animation can be inserted through a search engine like Gippy or Tenor.
Initially, they will test the property on the target segment of users and experiment with it to gather the data needed to evaluate its work and its impact on the user's overall interaction with the publications, pending dissemination to other users around the world at a later time.
