Internet Explorer CPU usage goes high after an animated GIF image has been displayed?

It's possible that this issue is related to how Internet Explorer loads data needed from CSS classes. Might I suggest an alternate approach: instead of using the loading animation contained within a CSS class, just put the . Gif in a visible img tag straight into the HTML.

Then, when onSuccess or another method is called, you can just run.

As already commented on, it looks like it doesn't have anything to do with the GIF image itself, especially not one at 20x20 pixels.

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