A list of communities on the sidebar would be much more useful than the random stuff/people.
this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2023
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@ernest this is a great suggestion
Btw, I'm on kbin.social on my phone so this isn't an issue for me, thankfully. When I go to the All feed I don't see any NSFW stuff, either (I don't recall blocking any NSFW magazines so not sure why).
You are not human so you don't feel the pain, anyway.
Fun fact: Janet is me.
Have the same problem. I already blocked /m/random but the sidebar still has random posts sometimes.
You can't trust people to tag all their NSFW properly, so there will inevitably appear NSFW on there, even if I turned it off in the settings.
ok thx. I blocked it throught ublock Origin now but that only works on firefox, not on mobile...
It has been requested from day one.
A random list already seems to me a crappy function that almost nobody will appreciate, but here it is worse because it includes what is explicitly blocked.
with stylus add this:
section.active-users.section,
section.posts.section,
section.entries.section {
display: none;
}
You can add or remove some of the selectors if you don't want all of them; section.posts.section is the one for posts. But I want all 3 of these sections hidden.
I'm cool with it being there but it should at least be blurred until you go into the thread like other NSFW content.
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/468734-kbin-enhancement-script
It can hide this part of the sidebar as well as known NSFW domains.
Sadly this does no longer work for me. Few scripts seem to be broken for some reason. Is it the only script you use?
I use it together with kbin usability pack. What exactly does not work for you? It still hides the random posts for me but I toggled the NSFW option off, as I don't mind that type of content.
I found that blocking the NSFW domains removed a lot of what I did not want to see in the sidebar. But, that may not help if you want the option to browse those forums sometimes. It's not a guarantee that you'll never see anything of the sort show up there, as plenty of domains allow NSFW content, but by removing the ones focused on it you'll dilute the chances significantly.
I use this script with Violentmonkey.
I used it some time ago but it broke. Not only this script but few other also.
There is really no need to use a script for this. You can use one css rule if you install Stylus. Here is the rule for hiding only the random posts section.
section.posts.section {
display: none;
}
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