I tried to search the files in the profiles and programs directorys for FireBird to find the preference entry for image loading, but I don't know where the file is located. I also searched the registry to find this, but was unsuccessful.

I would like to block a certain image from a website, not the entire images from a website. I downloaded the "NukeImage" extension for FireBird. It only removes just the one image for just the page, if I refresh the page it comes back again. I emailed the author just a minute ago so I need to wait for a response.


EDIT: I found it in cookperm.txt but when I edited it, it still blcoked images from the whole domain. :(

Trying to block that new Premium Member banner huh? :rofl:

Yes. Since it seems they won't, I will. I fixed it though. I used the adblock (http://extensionroom.mozdev.org/more-info/adblock) extension and that fixed it. It even removes the iFrame at the top of the page. Now it doesn't even show the iFrame for the ads. :)

Good find :) Just installed it myself Thank you

I'm still looking for a way to remove the iNet toolbar. If you find one, tell me. ;)

Now that the secret is out my user title will probably become "Account Disabled"! :eek:

Originally posted by Trifolic
Good find :) Just installed it myself Thank you
Ditto.
It works great. :D I orginially blocked images from inet, but adblock gets rid of the white iframe too. :beer:

Yeah I can't seem to remove the toolbar either, it's just a white bar with those drop down menus.

Well I was able to block everything but the dropdown boxes. If you go to Tools > Adblock > List All Blockable Elements, You can knock out the images, but not the dropdowns. I'll keep searching though.

I'm looking through the code now, because it still leaves a big white space on the images. If you can look through the code in your profile directory/chrome/adblock.jar and unpack it, I would like it to add:

<!-- (IMAGE CODE HERE) --> Instead of that big image that is shown in it's place.