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Small update in "No large media elements" description.

garry-ut99 2024-10-09 12:17:02 +00:00
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commit 5ae7ed9340

@ -52,7 +52,7 @@ The threshold size -- a global setting -- to decide when to block or not is also
You can enable/disable on a per-site basis, there is a switch in the popup panel to toggle for the current site.
When large media elements have been blocked on a page, you may force a reload of these elements interactively: if you hover over the placeholder of a blocked image and the cursor changes into a magnifier, this means that clicking on a blocked image will force a reload of that image.
When large media elements have been blocked on a page, you may force a reload of these elements interactively: if you hover over the placeholder of a blocked image and the cursor changes into a magnifier, this means that clicking on a blocked image will force a reload of that image. Blocked large media elements have a red border around by default, you can try to change the border color, size and style by using uBO's filters with [:style()](./Static-filter-syntax#subjectstylearg) operator, more info available in discussion: [Disable red border for blocked large media elements](https://github.com/uBlockOrigin/uBlock-issues/discussions/3407).
If you use this feature and large media elements were blocked on a web page, the context menu will contain a new entry: _"Temporarily allow large media elements"_. When you click this entry, uBO will disable temporarily the blocking of large media elements for the site, and attempt to load the blocked media elements without reloading the page. In some cases, you may need to force a reload of the page, for example, if large media elements were fetched programmatically by the page. The temporary disabling will be removed for a tab as soon as you travel to a new site, or close the tab.