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Which method do you use to do this? I use Wizmage Image Hider -- that works surprisingly well for the vast majority of images, and it does a great job of keepi

Which method do you use to do this? I use Wizmage Image Hider -- that works surprisingly well for the vast majority of images, and it does a great job of keeping content aligned so that it doesn't screw things up too badly. Only very rarely does Javascript nefariousness let an image slip through it -- overall it's a fantastic Chrome extension. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wizmage-image-hider/ifoggbfaoakkojipahnplnbfnhhhnmlp https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/wizmage-image-hide... I'm curious to hear what method you use?

jonas-w 4y ago
Not OP, but i use uBlock Origin for blocking images and remote fonts and then whitelist sites where I want to see images or have remote fonts.
Red_Tarsius 4y ago
Thank you for the recommendation. I'll give that extension a try as soon as I'm back home. So far I'm using the native options of Chrome: chrome://settings/content/images. From that page I can set the default behaviour and the whitelist/blacklist of websites. When I visit a webpage, I can view the images by clicking on the small lock to the left of the url bar. I didn't find the option to unlock only one image, it's all or nothing.