I haven't seen this but would love it.
In your browser you should be able to disable images loading automatically.
I use firefox and to do so there, go to Tools > Options > Content and uncheck the Load Images Automatically thingy.
Unfortunately I cannot do this, as I use some webapps at work where I need to see the images. I was hoping there might be a profile setting somewhere that I've missed.
In Firefox you can specify to exclude paizo.com from auto-loading images.
Should do the trick.
Which avatars do you consider NSFW?
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Which avatars do you consider NSFW?Yes, I haven't seen any, but I'd like to review them if there are any.
I don't think it's about being NSFW, I think it is more about having co-workers or bosses walking by and seeing the graphics that indicate that someone is doing something non-work related. Without the graphics you can be more low-key about your slacking at work.
Oh no! People won't get the full "Mairkurion" effect without my wise leafy visage!
The Firefox suggestions are great, but unfortunately I am not allowed to install it at work. Something about "security". Ironic, huh?
I'd need something for IE. And the SFW is just as some thought, I'd rather not have images of monsters and such in my window when slacking.
Open Outlook, open Paizo, shrink the box down to the size of the preview pane in Outlook--without Avatars, it looks like email.
I'd like to be able to view without avatars. That's exactly what I'd like.
In Firefox you can specify to exclude paizo.com from auto-loading images.
Should do the trick.
Should be able to do this with most browsers.
Should be able to do this with most browsers.In Firefox you can specify to exclude paizo.com from auto-loading images.
Should do the trick.
Anyone know how to do this in IE? That would be great for my work....
Director of Narrative
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Anyone know how to do this in IE? That would be great for my work....Should be able to do this with most browsers.In Firefox you can specify to exclude paizo.com from auto-loading images.
Should do the trick.
I only have IE7 handy right now to check, but for that one you go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab and then uncheck Show Pictures in the multimedia section.
You have apparently never worked in a IT department.
Our IT department is full of gnomes. The goblins stay in marketing.
You have apparently never worked in a IT department.Our IT department is full of gnomes. The goblins stay in marketing.
I've been called a troll before...mostly because the computers are under the desk, and they need to be fixed sometimes...
I could use the regeneration ability though, that would be keen.
I only have IE7 handy right now to check, but for that one you go to Tools > Internet Options > Advanced tab and then uncheck Show Pictures in the multimedia section.Anyone know how to do this in IE? That would be great for my work....Should be able to do this with most browsers.In Firefox you can specify to exclude paizo.com from auto-loading images.
Should do the trick.
That does this for all pages, I wanted to be more sepcific and just excluded images from paizo.