You know how Twitter GIFs are, right? You see a funny GIF, you want to save it. You find a cool GIF, you want to share it. But you just want to save that perfect GIF without dealing with Twitter ...

5. Save your gif Once you have your frames stacked, navigate to "file" then "save for web". In the settings, choose "gif" and tick the "animate" box.

One thing Boxie does which iOS or even the official Dropbox app doesn't do, is display GIFs in their true form -- animated. This was brought to my attention by a reader, @KaneHamilton.

The popular third-party Twitter desktop client Tweeten has received a major update to version 3.0 for Windows. Among other things, the update allows users to save images, including GIFs, copy URLs ...