2009-05-05, 09:44 AM
I'm currently doing a small survey on web-browsers and animations in them, and it would be great if you guys could help me a little out~ If you got the time to answer, I'd be glad and thankful, srs.
Below is the list of questions. May look as much, but really, it's not (I think..)
What kind of browser do you use?
Have you tried other browsers?
If yes:
Which browsers have you tried apart from your main browser?
Why did you choose to not use any other web-browser?
If no:
What would it take to make you try out other web-browsers?
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Do you often tend to bump into animations with your browser?
Do you see animations without any problems with your browser?
If you're unable to see an animation with your browser, and HAS to see the animation, would you...
Download a program/image-reader which manages to read it?
Download or use another web-browser in order to watch the animation?
Go to a website which, through JavaScript or through converting the animation, animates the animation for you?
Go to a website which decompile the animation's frames and then view them for you?
If none of the above applies to you, please state what you would do in order to view the animation.
Do you consider GIF-files to be sufficient for small animations at webpages?
Are you bothered by the GIF-file's non-transparency while browsing the Internet or while making an animation?
Anything else you want to comment?
If you've actually done this, thank you
Estimated statistic:
Below is the list of questions. May look as much, but really, it's not (I think..)
What kind of browser do you use?
Have you tried other browsers?
If yes:
Which browsers have you tried apart from your main browser?
Why did you choose to not use any other web-browser?
If no:
What would it take to make you try out other web-browsers?
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Do you often tend to bump into animations with your browser?
Do you see animations without any problems with your browser?
If you're unable to see an animation with your browser, and HAS to see the animation, would you...
Download a program/image-reader which manages to read it?
Download or use another web-browser in order to watch the animation?
Go to a website which, through JavaScript or through converting the animation, animates the animation for you?
Go to a website which decompile the animation's frames and then view them for you?
If none of the above applies to you, please state what you would do in order to view the animation.
Do you consider GIF-files to be sufficient for small animations at webpages?
Are you bothered by the GIF-file's non-transparency while browsing the Internet or while making an animation?
Anything else you want to comment?
If you've actually done this, thank you

Estimated statistic:
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