removeImages

Last update on Jan 11, 2006

Removes all images when surfing - except on your list of allowed sites

I know, browsers let you toggle images on/off using settings, but this script with greasemonkey allows you to have a 'whitelist' of sites you want to see images from, or a 'blacklist' of sites you dont.

What could this be useful for?
* concerned parents
* security freaks
* avoiding porn




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Paul Bennett script's author
Posted Oct 23, 2006

Jusitn D - Unforutnately, the concept of this script is the opposite to what you want. Using this script, you create a whitelist of sites you *want* to see images from and then block everything else.

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Justin D user
Posted Oct 16, 2006

Can you make it so we can block specific images? I browse forums and there are some avatars i find offensive that I would like to block specifically but not everything from the site.

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maryc user
Posted Aug 19, 2006

regarding dialup users and saving bandwidth:

note that this script (in fact any greasemonkey script) doesn't avoid images being dowloaded.

It only "removes" or "blocks" them from being displayed. This happens after all the information ordered by the browser has been retrieved from the server, all images included.

So the image files are actually there on your browser's cache (or cache files).

If you really want to save bandwidth and prevent images (flash files, ads or whatever) from being dowloaded, you'll another solution

For exameple, an extension like Adblock Plus.

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mee user
Posted May 16, 2006

dialup users should not be using the web in the first place :P ... neat idea otherwise :)

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Poet scriptwright
Posted Feb 27, 2006

This is better done with Adblock, but the concept is good.

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Paul Bennett script's author
Posted Feb 27, 2006

Update: 28 Feb 2006

added code to only add alt text to page if the image is part of a link.

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Paul Bennett script's author
Posted Jan 12, 2006

Thanks ycc2106, I'm going to be tweaking it to be a bit 'smarter', and will update the script when I'm done :)

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ycc2106 user
Posted Jan 12, 2006

very usefull!

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