Animated PNGs support added to Mozilla code
Proposed a few years ago by Vladimir Vukicevic and Stuart Parmenter, support for Animated Portable Network Graphics (APNG) images has finally landed on the trunk, Mozilla’s main development code.
APNG, tackles the need in a different way and is implemented in a much smaller library. Browsers that don’t support APNGs will be able to display the first frame anyway, a big plus for the format.
There’s still several months before any Mozilla 1.9 code freeze, so hopefully, it will make it to Firefox 3.
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