Is it possible to block nsfw communities from "all" but keep nsfw content in normally SFW communities
For example if I sub to memes or a video sub and one post in the community happens to be marked nsfw, I want to see it. What I don't want is my "all" feed overran by nsfw. The furry content in public (imo in private too but that's not a discussion for here) is not a good look.
I'd say file a ticket with the official Lemmy folks as a feature request.
I'd prefer this be a user-facing setting. I personally enjoy seeing.. 'all' in .. 'all'. Though can easily see why someone may not like that.
Edit: https://github.com/LemmyNet/lemmy-ui/issues/1201 is similar!
More than just similar, it's exactly the same!
What about filtering on the frontend like in Boost?
I ended up turning off NSFW content literally just now. It’s rampant atm and isn’t hidden behind any blur half the time.. I wanna browse in public and titties every other post make it difficult
I blocked the instance where it was mostly coming from so there's no surprises when opening this in public. 😅
Yeah it worse still using the jerboa app where nsfw isn't blurred like the browser. I had to just disable nsfw.
I'm using jerboa right now and NSFW is blurred for me when viewing all. Could what instance you're on impact that?
Edit: Although I will say, the blur isn't strong. You know exactly what you're getting before clicking.
Huh... I'll dig through my settings and let you know if I find anything. I'm on Beehaw. Mine show no blur on the app.
Sh.itjust.works blurs NSFW on all
This is the case with Mlem as well, and you can’t filter communities or disable nsfw in the app
you can block those communities if you want
I would have to do it individually? If so then that'll like whack a mole with new nsfw communities popping up left and right.
I do wish you could block whole instances, instead of just singular communities.
On kbin you can
Yes, I commented on someone elses question just now-
If you click on the domain name, it will take you to a feed of all content from that domain. You can block it by clicking the button next to Follow.