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- Added ability to block for multiple reasons
- Added ability to remove blocks (by selecting the command from the menu
again)
- Sub-menu is built dynamically. Yay! ...every time... boo.
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Safety Duck is a Firefox extension that allows for the tagging of images that may cause various "triggers", and hides them when they are references on a web page.
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It actually allows tagging of images with the "personal" reason currently, but no way to untag, or to tag for any other reason.
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Supports a "dynamic" list of rules/channels/reasons for an image to be blocked. This is currently coded into the safetyduck object as an array, but is easily changed to read the data from elsewhere.
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When an image is blocked for a reason/channel, the name is checked in the popup menu.
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Images can be blocked for multiple reasons and will be displayed once all the reasons are removed.
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Have the blocking be reversible.
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Have the sub-menu checkbox get checked for each reason the image is blocked.
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If an image is no longer blocked for any reason, show it again.
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After this it gets tricky...
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Decide on terminology... >_> And then refactor some of the code to be consistent
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Build the preferences interface so that channels can be added there.
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Include a way to "watch" channels, so that images can be flagged but still visible.
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Build a way to have local + remote blacklists.
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Build a local whitelist(?) for images blocked remotely that the user wants to see.
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