фф тормозит при выводе анимированных gif картинок (google.trnslt - FF inhibits the derivation of animated gif images)

если выводить анимированные картинки одну за другой(примерно так - <a onclick="smiley(':yes:'); return false;" href="#"><img src="/engine/data/emoticons/yes.gif" alt="yes"></a> - и так повторить раз 100, с разными смайлами), то ФФ начинает дико лагать, замедляется как работа самого фф(конкретно на этой вкладке), так и анимация картинки
нашел единственный способ этого избежать - каждую картинку вставить в ячейку таблицы, но это плохой вариант решения проблемы, т.к. ограничивает возможности верстки. да и вообще это не вариант, т.к. проблема явно не в верстке, а в самом ФФ.
ОЧЕНЬ тормозит!!! загрузка ЦП поднимается до 25%(intel q6600, 4gb, 570gtx)
&lt;div&gt;&lt;a&gt;&lt;img&gt;&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/div&gt; - не помогает<br />
&lt;div&gt;&lt;div&gt;&lt;a&gt;&lt;img&gt;&lt;/a&gt;&lt;/div&gt;&lt;/div&gt; - не помогает
Google.trnslt:
if display animated pictures one by one (like this - &lt;a onclick="smiley(':yes:'); return false;" href="#"&gt; &lt;img src = "/ engine / data / emoticons / yes.gif "alt =" yes "&gt; &lt;/ a&gt; - and so once again 100, with different emoticons), the FF began wildly lag, slowing the work of the FF (specifically on the tab), and animation pictures
found the only way to avoid this - every image inserted into a table cell, but it is a bad solution to the problem, because limits the possibility of imposition. and generally is not an option because problem is clearly not in the layout, but in the FF.
VERY slow! CPU usage rises to 25% (intel q6600, 4gb, 570gtx)
&lt;div&gt; &lt;a&gt; &lt;img&gt; &lt;/ a&gt; &lt;/ div&gt; - does not help<br />
&lt;div&gt; &lt;div&gt; &lt;a&gt; &lt;img&gt; &lt;/ a&gt; &lt;/ div&gt; &lt;/ div&gt; - does not help

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    PDF = adobe acrobat 9 pro.
    Bjorn

    If you are using FrameMaker and WWeP you can certainly use a reference to the animated GIF and pull the animated source into your HTML help from WWeP. Check a WWeP forum on doing that.
    Also, PDF now supports Flash. Have you tried using Flash animations?
    HTH,
    Sean

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