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August 1, 2025
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My website gifs don’t work on Google Chrome browser

  • August 1, 2025
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I’ve been coding and developing my portfolio website and decided to add gifs that loop to a couple of my webpages. When I tested my website using Google Chrome, I got a broken gifs image. But when I tested on other browsers like Safari and DuckDuckGo, the gifs seem to work just fine. I’ve checked the code for errors over and over and have not been able to find any.

 

So I decided to push my website live in hopes that the issue would get resolved. But the issue still persists. I’ve researched and have tried resetting and updating my Google Chrome browser extension and even updated my computer for the latest iOS updates. But none of that has worked, and I’ve come to realize that the gifs don’t work on any of the Google chrome browsers that I’ve used.

 

I’ve used the Google Chrome browser on friends and family desktop computers to see if the gifs work with no success. So I know it’s not my personal Google Chrome browser settings or computer.

 

Can someone please help!?

Best answer by Emiliano

Hi @AndroidP ,
The issue you're describing appears to be related to either the platform you're using to build your website or the Google Chrome browser, and this community is dedicated to ChromeOS. You can try to post your question in the Google Chrome Help Community.

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Emiliano
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Community Manager
August 4, 2025

Hi @AndroidP ,
The issue you're describing appears to be related to either the platform you're using to build your website or the Google Chrome browser, and this community is dedicated to ChromeOS. You can try to post your question in the Google Chrome Help Community.

maazahmad
New Member
June 17, 2026

"Hi everyone, I am facing a similar issue where my website https://cloudstream.pk is not loading properly on the Google Chrome browser, although it behaves differently on other platforms. Could this be related to SSL configuration, mixed content errors (HTTP vs HTTPS assets), or a specific browser rendering bug? If anyone has faced a similar problem with their domain or knows a quick fix to resolve this Chrome-specific display issue, please let me know. Thanks!"

Rafa
Community Manager
June 17, 2026

Hi ​@maazahmad, thanks for reaching out.

Your issue seems related to the Chrome Browser. For any specific questions related to it, please refer to the Chrome Help Community 

Just to clarify, our community is dedicated to ChromeOS.
Thanks!

Community Manager