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"Sensitive" Content Plugin for GNU Social
About
WARNING: THIS IS ALPHA CODE, IT IS PRERELEASE AND SHOULD ONLY BE INSTALLED TO HELP TEST OR YOU ARE WILLING TO TAKE RISKS.
Create user option to allow a user to hide #NSFW-hashtagged notices behind a blocker image until clicked.
Works for both vanilla GNUSocial and with the Qvitter plugin.
Install
- Move the project directory to ${GNU_SOCIAL}/plugins
- Add addPlugin('SensitiveContent'); to your config.php
if you want to customize the blocker image, add a line to your config.php:
$config['site']['sensitivecontent']['blockerimage'] = "/path/to/image.jpg";
if you want to activate the nsfw overlay for non-logged-in visitors add:
$config['site']['sensitivecontent']['hideforvisitors'] = true;
Usage
Individual users must go to their Settings page. A new sidebar menu item "Sensitive Content" will be available. User checks or unchecks the checkbox on this page, and presses save.
If you have GNU Social open in other browser tabs, refresh them. If you are using Qvitter, also refresh, but because Qvitter caches notices on the client side, only new sensitive images will be hidden, it will not apply to notices retroactively unless you clear your browser cache.
License
GNU Affero License
Thanks
Thanks in particular to Hannes and Qvitter because looking at his code helped me a lot.
A tiny bit of content was taken from Qvitter to enhance Qvitter with this functionality.