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Originally Posted by Leshy
There is only one browser out of the big three that actually does not download images if blocked through CSS - Opera. Both MSIE and Firefox will still download the images, regardless of whether they will actually display or not. This obviously negates the largest part of the point - the saving of bandwidth.
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Well, people just shouldn't use sh&* browsers and everyone should change to opera \o/
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Originally Posted by Leshy
So they'll definitely have to use a solution that removes the <img/> from the code altogether.
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Isn't it possible to check a cookie (that is refreshed when you login and/or change your prefences and that cookie will say whether or not pictures should be displayed.
SO then, each page you click checks the COOKIE (not the DB, saves query the database for pointless info on everypage) and then if there shouldn't be pics the page is created without the [ img] tags etc and if there should be pics it creates the page with the [ img] tags ...
Or is it not possible to change how the page is created before it's created ... if that makes sense.