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Trim transparency from bounds of a gif

Sometimes you have a gif that has a transparent pixel border. This is inconvenient when you don't want this for chat-app emojis or stickers.

Courtest of chatgpt here's a script that takes in a gif via python input and outputs the trimmed gif.

	# python -m pip install pyperclip
	# credit gpt4
	import pyperclip
	import time
	from urllib.parse import urlparse, urlunparse

	# Function to check if the content in the clipboard is a URL
	def is_url(content):
	try:
	result = urlparse(content)

	import glob
	import json
	from datetime import datetime
	from matplotlib import pyplot

	age_ts = []
	age_keys = ["prob_13_17", "prob_18_24", "prob_25_34", "prob_35_over"]
	age_lists = {k:[] for k in age_keys}

	gen_ts = []

	/* eslint-disable camelcase */
	import React, { useState } from "react";
	import {
	FormInputRange,
	FormInputSelect,
	FormItem,
	FormLabelRange,
	} from "@tesla/design-system-react";
	import { Form, Input } from "@tesla/informed-tds";
	import { arrayOf, func, number, shape, string } from "prop-types";

	/*
	Collect and export a list of Twitter usernames you're following, along with follow-back status, to a CSV file every 80 seconds. Done client-side using Javascript running in the Console window of the web browser.

	Instructions:
	1) Modify the 'LANGUAGE' variable to match your Twitter interface language.
	2) Customize 'SKIP_USERS' with usernames you do not wish to include in the CSV.
	3) 'PRINT_FOLLOW_INFORMATION' determines whether follow-back status is included.
	4) 'SKIP_FOLLOWERS' and 'SKIP_NON_FOLLOWERS' settings filter out respective user groups.
	5) 'MS_PER_CYCLE' controls the frequency of data collection cycles.
	6) Load the Twitter page showing users you're following, open the console (F12), paste this code, and run it.