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(In reply to Karl Dubost💡 :karlcow from comment #0)
> and all these images are in fact videos, not animated gif

The DOM for each of these "tiles" actually has both a static `<img>` and a `<video>`, and for the tiles that look static, it seems that the problem is that the video never appears.

For me, the images all have `class=".rg_i"`, and if I add `visibility:hidden` to that class, then the 'frozen'-looking animations all disappear, because they weren't in fact animations -- they were just static images.  The videos that are successfully playing are still there, and the empty tiles represent videos that are failing to render anything.

(In reply to Karl Dubost💡 :karlcow from comment #0)
> and all these images are in fact videos, not animated gif

The DOM for each of these "tiles" actually has both a static `<img>` and a `<video>` (with the img underneath) -- and for the tiles that look static, it seems that the problem is that the video never renders anything, so the static `<img>` is all you see.

For me, the images all have `class=".rg_i"`, and if I add `visibility:hidden` to that class, then the 'frozen'-looking animations all disappear, because they weren't in fact animations -- they were just static images.  The videos that are successfully playing are still there, and the empty tiles represent videos that are failing to render anything.