Option to keep censored tags blocked (like a regular account)

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2020-01-13T01:21:01-05:00

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@iridescent_slime: I haven't tried it myself, but there's a bit of...

2019-12-25T18:13:48-05:00

I haven't tried it myself, but there's a bit of CSS in forum #132142 that purports to fix the problem of thumbnails momentarily appearing on page load and then disappearing. It may not be exactly what you're hoping for, but it's worth a shot if it might improve your experience.

@Meeplee: Ok so this is sort of a feature request that i...

2019-12-25T17:38:12-05:00

Ok so this is sort of a feature request that i believe it kinda goes a bit agaisnt the point of upgrading
to a Gold/Platinum account but here it goes.

When you upgrade to a Gold / Platinum account, you unlock the ability to see the censored tags (you know the ones)
and they start showing on your listings as normal tags do.

You can blacklist them to hide them, true, but for example, if you're using the post navigation bar you'll
still end up in those pages and in the advent of the page loading, you'll still get to see the image pop briefly before it gets hidden.

So the feature i'd like to see here, would be a toggle in your settings page,
that allows you to revert the behavior of censored tagsto what it does with regular accounts.

This sort of collides with the blacklist feature where the ideal solution here would probably be upgrading the way
blacklisting works to not allow those image requests whatsoever, but i believe the former solution shouldn't be too troublesome
to implement and might get play out as nicer solution to those who want to avoid those tags.