Simon Willison released `<click-to-play>`, a lightweight web component that wraps GIF embeds and replaces them with a static first-frame image and an on-demand play button. The full animated GIF is fetched only when the user clicks, saving bandwidth on pages with multiple large animations. The component follows progressive-enhancement principles, remaining functional as a plain anchor-and-image fallback when JavaScript is absent.
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