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[feature-request] Tag certain bugs as NSFW and hide images by default? #1001
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👍 :) I don't think this label needs a prefix - it can be simply "nsfw" IMO. Possibly "note-nsfw" but I don't think we will have a group of such labels. This can be added in a very simple way - so simple we could make it a good-first-patch I think:
We probably should insert an explanation somewhere saying why the images are hidden. |
Buzzfeed has an implementation of this: https://www.buzzfeed.com/katienotopoulos/play-23-rounds-of-the-deadliest-game-ever?utm_term=.stpjYylBX#.ttvG7j5Ml (There's a site bug in Firefox, so open this in Chrome to see it in its full glory.) |
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webcompat/web-bugs#2700 is a good example of where this would be useful (hint: it has a nsfw screenshot in the bug report). |
@miketaylr agreed. The choice of colors on this website is disturbing :p |
hehe |
So this is like 90% done, but I'm struggling with how to nicely indicate "click to reveal" (because I suck at UI). |
Seems superb to me :) |
Cool, thanks! Just need to write some tests now. |
The way the messaging is done on the site The Big Picture is not bad. |
Often we get reports related to NSFW websites. They can sometimes contain screenshots that are adult-oriented. I wonder if we could add a
status-nsfw
(or similar, status is probably the wrong prefix), and it would overlay an opaque graphic over any embedded images. You could then click the image to display it, but they would be hidden by default.(or maybe we have a settings panel somewhere where you opt-in to always see, dunno)
Useful if you're debugging websites and have children around, or are in a public space.
One example is webcompat/web-bugs#2428.
Low priority, but it might be a nice feature to add.
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