Windows 10: gifs or videos or diff images per virtual desktop like macos has?

is there a way yet to have gifs or videos or different images per virtual desktop like macos has?

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slow decoding of GIF images

Hello again, Adi,

Thank you for performing the troubleshooting steps. I have done research on this and animated GIF support is still fairly new and also somewhat demanding on phones.

You said this was tested on imgur.com, but are there any other websites you are able to load GIFs from and have them work fine? It may be issues with that one website and it is worth a shot to try out others if you do have the time.

Animated GIFs are fully supported, but they do require resources that some phones may not be able to handle while multi-tasking. I tried out a GIF, an animated one, on a DELL Venue Pro. It skipped occasionally and was a small GIF. It did not, however,
come to an empty page.

If you search
GIF on the suggestions page for Windows Phone 7, many results come up. I recommending adding your votes to the list, even to just improve GIF support.

Best regards,

 

Animated GIFs on Desktop, not wallpaper

Back in the good old days you could place animated GIFs on your desktop like in this
, it is now unavailable.

I have been told by support that it is no longer available to the user, but that third party software, that they were not willing to suggest, can do exactly what I want. I have been looking for "Photo Frames" that support animated GIFs to programs that host
web content on the desktop with no luck.

I'm asking here because it was a Windows feature easily available to the user, that is apparently still there, just not available to the user without third party software.

I want to know how to get a animated GIF on my desktop like in the video

 

Video to GIF converter

I got some video files I would like to turn into GIFs, some of them are up to 40 sec long so won't be the smallest GIFS out there. I haven't really tinkered with this before, so wondering if anyone has a suggestion on what to use for this, pref on freeware.