We've recently ramped up a change to Chromium's Largest Contentful Paint
algorithm to better handle videos and animated bitmap images.

Videos without poster images were previously not included in LCP
calculations at all, but will now be considered eligible LCP candidates
when the first frame is rendered. (This will generally only apply to large
muted autoplaying videos only, as videos with sound require a user
interaction to begin playing, and LCP is only counted up until the first
interaction on the page)

Animated bitmap images will also use the timing of their first rendered
frame, rather than waiting until the data has been completely downloaded.
For pages where an animated image is the largest painted element, this
should generally result in an improvement to LCP scores.

For more details, see the changelog
<https://chromium.googlesource.com/chromium/src/+/refs/heads/main/docs/speed/metrics_changelog/lcp.md>
.

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