Facebook has finally rolled out the GIF button for comments, allowing users to reply to posts with the animated GIFs. The social network launched the feature as part of its commemoration of the ...

Facebook GIF button allows you to leave GIFs in comments without leaving Facebook. And the animated takeover continues. Facebook , after much, much ado, has finally added GIF support.

That might not be a question many have considered or even a thing anyone needs, but Beam is promising a button that can play still and moving images, as well as custom messages, on its 400 x 400 ...

The GIF button appears in the tweet composer in between the buttons for adding photos and polls. Twitter expects it to be heavily used: people added 100 million GIFs to their tweets last year, the ...

GIF animation posting function To post a GIF animation, tap the 'GIF' button at the bottom left of the post creation screen. This will display a selection screen for GIF animations registered in ...

Here come the GIFs. We noticed Twitter testing an in-app GIF button on Android a few weeks, and now the company has formally announced that it is turning the pilot into a feature for all users.

As it stands, you do currently have the ability to post GIFs in Facebook‘s comments section if you wish, but it’s a cumbersome process involving copying and pasting URLs from other places, and ...

It replaces the "Send+Archive" button, and attaches GIFs to sent mail. — Andy Baio (@waxpancake) April 1, 2016 Changing sent email like that without confirmation is an incredible betrayal of trust.