2010-08-25, 10:06 PM
When you are opening the file with Internet Explorer, Firefox, Chrome, Safari, or even Netscape, you are NOT uploading it, it is simply opening it from where it is stored.
When you are viewing pages on the internet, you are viewing content that is stored on another computer somewhere else in the world. You can even make your own website and host it on your own computer if you so wished, or just design web pages for fun.
There is no real way to enable it, if you don't like using internet browsers, then download a program that is capable of viewing animated GIFs, or make a program that can do so (just extract all the frames and play them back at x FPS).
When you are viewing pages on the internet, you are viewing content that is stored on another computer somewhere else in the world. You can even make your own website and host it on your own computer if you so wished, or just design web pages for fun.
There is no real way to enable it, if you don't like using internet browsers, then download a program that is capable of viewing animated GIFs, or make a program that can do so (just extract all the frames and play them back at x FPS).

