>>4037326 lb
This Anon requested a way to block images by default.
I started modifying the Nope button script (persistent blacklist based on the MD5 checksum) that I wrote a while back to filter the gore spam. >>2298122
However, I am not sure it is a good approach. It is not clear if whitelisting images benefits from being persistent (it could). While a blacklist is typically small (gore anon only had 100 different images), a whitelist can grow very large, and changes to the code are needed.
Also, a very simple option exists. Add these lines to "Themes" in the Options menu to gray out and blur out all post images, which can then be clicked to open the full (uncensored) image:
img.post-image { filter: grayscale(100%) blur(15px); overflow: hidden; max-width: 150px; max-height: 150px;}
Is this good enough? If not, feel free to suggest how this thing should work, and I'll find a way to write simple code to do it.