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.

  • @[email protected]
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    261 year ago

    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.

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    151 year ago

    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

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      I blocked the instance where it was mostly coming from so there’s no surprises when opening this in public. 😅

  • @[email protected]
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    151 year ago

    Yeah it worse still using the jerboa app where nsfw isn’t blurred like the browser. I had to just disable nsfw.

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      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.

    • @Steve33
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      41 year ago

      This is the case with Mlem as well, and you can’t filter communities or disable nsfw in the app

    • @[email protected]OP
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      131 year ago

      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.

      • Dr. Wesker
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        31 year ago

        I do wish you could block whole instances, instead of just singular communities.

          • arkcom
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            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.