On Thu, 2005-07-07 at 04:56 +1200, Matthew Thomas wrote: > That said, Safari has such a checkbox in its preferences for image > loading, without having the ability to load images in an already-loaded > page. I don't understand why -- maybe it means that everything I just > wrote is wrong. But I doubt it. No, you're 100% correct. I had the same problems when coding the adblock extension. I got around it by simply not writing a "show blocked objects" action (the only way to show them is to disable the extension and reload the page). (By the way, the adblock extension works very well with a couple of patches applied to Mozilla/Firefox -- if you're on a low-bandwidth connection, I heartily recommend trying it out to save on downloads you don't want. It's very accurate.) The Mozilla bug you referenced does point to a "showimage" Firefox extension, though, which probably contains a hack which could let us do what we want. <http://showimage.mozdev.org> -- Adam Hooper <adamh densi com>
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