Hi there folks!

I’ve underestimated the chronically horny’s capability of endless categorization and my mouse hand is growing weary of having to block every new porn category that shows up on the hot feed(tits! one tit! two tit! tits on a train! tits on a plane! tits being held! tits being smelled!). I’d like to keep NSFW enabled because some communities I subscribe to use the tag.

Is there any way to block lemmynsfw entirely from being seen in any feed I view?

Thanks for your time!

  • 𝔇𝔦𝔬
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    191 year ago

    Blocking an instance? Yeah. I do it on the Connect app. If that’s what you mean.

    Perhaps other apps also offer this option, I don’t know.Screenshot from a couple of days ago.

    • Schwim DandyOP
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      51 year ago

      Sorry, I’m talking about the native site in a browser, not a phone app.

      • @[email protected]
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        51 year ago

        It’s a frequently requested feature, there’s a GitHub issue for it in the Lemmy project, Mastodon does it so it’s possible, but it’s not available yet.

        To my knowledge, the only paths are:

        • Whack a mole with new titty communities, as you have been doing.
        • Use Connect, which achieves this via client-side filtering. That is to say, it must still download the titty posts, but doesn’t display them to you.
        • Be a programmer and submit a PR to improve Lemmy, lemmy-web-ui, or the app of your choice to add this feature somehow.
      • @[email protected]
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        11 year ago

        Thunder is still pretty limited. You can do this in the webview FWIW (ie you don’t need an app just go to Lemmy in your browser)

      • @[email protected]
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        21 year ago

        It does not. I believe Connect is the only client with this feature, and it’s done with client-side filtering. Connect still sees the posts from the instance, it just doesn’t show them to you.