It seems that there is no program that can do such thing... so I decided to make my own script, goes as follows (using feh and gifview) :

while read i; do

    file+=( "$i" )

done < <(ls | sort -R)



for i in $(seq 0 "${#file[@]}");do

    if [[ "${file[$i]}" =~ .*.gif ]];then

        gifview -a "${file[$i]}"

        read -s -n 1 choice

        case $choice in

            1)    //Command to execute//

                  ;;

            2)    //Other Command to execute//

                  ;;

        esac

    else

        feh -rqzZFVY --cycle-once --action1 "//Comand to execute//" --action2 "//Other command to execute// "${file[$i]}"

    fi

done

The script first loads the files into the array file, then it loops through those files with the for loop. if the file is a gif the first conditional is triggered, then a read command gets the option you want to do with the file and executes the command under the case option, else it executes feh