Fun: Finally fix animated gifs #112
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This issue has existed since the very beginning of this module in Rubbergoddess (and Rubbergod) codebase. Fairly recently (April 2022) the issue of flickering GIFs has been fixed in Pillow 9.1.0 via PR 6128. As the issue depends on the avatar of the user, it is not possible to claim this fixes it 100 %. I do believe/hope it does.
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Update: It still sucks if the user has the background color (i.e., black) in their avatar. It may be worth going back to discord's background, that's less common. |
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This issue has existed since the very beginning of this module in Rubbergoddess (and Rubbergod) codebase. Fairly recently (April 2022) the issue of flickering GIFs has been fixed in Pillow 9.1.0 via PR 6128.
As the issue depends on the avatar of the user, it is not possible to claim this fixes it 100 %. I do believe/hope it does.