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This handy tool lets you record GIFs straight from your browser

Are you bored to death in setting up tool to snatch GIFs? Then GIFcap would perhaps merely be the item for you. All you want to have is Chrome (or Firefox) and you are settled.
Are you tired of installing software to capture GIFs? Then GIFcap might just be the thing for you. All you need is Chrome (or Firefox) and you're settled.

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Author: Thenextweb

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