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This repository contains a Chrome extension designed to block images on webpages with a simple click.

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Install

agr install @kirill-markin/chrome-auto-image-blocker --target cursor

Writes 1 file into .cursor/rules/, pinned to git-816949eb.

  • .cursorrules

Document

Chrome Image Blocker

Repository Overview

This repository contains a Chrome extension designed to block images on webpages with a simple click. The extension helps reduce distractions and improve page load times by controlling when images are displayed.

Purpose

The main purpose of this extension is to:

  • Block or show images with a single click on the extension icon
  • Provide a quick visual indicator of the current state (images allowed or blocked)
  • Improve browsing experience by reducing visual distractions
  • Increase page load speed by preventing image loading

Repository Structure

  • manifest.json: Chrome extension configuration file
  • background.js: Core service worker implementation of the extension
  • assets/: Icons and resources for the extension
    • icons/: Icons for the extension UI
      • connect.png: Icon for the connected state (images allowed)
      • disconnect.png: Icon for the disconnected state (images blocked)
    • screenshots/: Example screenshots showing the extension in action
      • Contains examples from YouTube and Instagram
    • promo-image/: Marketing images for the Chrome Web Store
  • scripts/: Utility scripts for development and deployment
    • package.sh: Script to package the extension into a ZIP file for Chrome Web Store submission
  • icon.png: Extension icon displayed in Chrome toolbar
  • LICENSE: MIT license file
  • README.md: Documentation and installation instructions

Key Features

  • One-click toggle to enable/disable images instantly
  • Visual indicator of current state through icon changes
  • Simple, lightweight interface
  • No setup required

Installation

  1. Clone the repository
  2. Load as unpacked extension in Chrome's developer mode
  3. Or install from the Chrome Web Store (if published)

Packaging for Chrome Web Store

To package the extension for submission to the Chrome Web Store:

  1. Run the packaging script: ./scripts/package.sh
  2. The script will create a dist/extension.zip file containing all necessary files
  3. Upload this ZIP file to the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard

Development Guidelines

  • Maintain the simple, clean UI design
  • Keep performance impact minimal
  • Follow Chrome extension best practices
  • Test thoroughly on various websites

Repository README

Describes kirill-markin/chrome-auto-image-blocker as a whole, which may contain artifacts other than this one. Where this artifact had no useful description of its own, its summary was taken from here.

Chrome Image Blocker

Repository Overview

This repository contains a Chrome extension designed to block images on webpages with a simple click. The extension helps reduce distractions and improve page load times by controlling when images are displayed.

Purpose

The main purpose of this extension is to:

  • Block or show images with a single click on the extension icon
  • Provide a quick visual indicator of the current state (images allowed or blocked)
  • Improve browsing experience by reducing visual distractions
  • Increase page load speed by preventing image loading

Repository Structure

  • manifest.json: Chrome extension configuration file
  • background.js: Core service worker implementation of the extension
  • assets/: Icons and resources for the extension
    • icons/: Icons for the extension UI
      • connect.png: Icon for the connected state (images allowed)
      • disconnect.png: Icon for the disconnected state (images blocked)
    • screenshots/: Example screenshots showing the extension in action
      • Contains examples from YouTube and Instagram
    • promo-image/: Marketing images for the Chrome Web Store
  • scripts/: Utility scripts for development and deployment
    • package.sh: Script to package the extension into a ZIP file for Chrome Web Store submission
  • icon.png: Extension icon displayed in Chrome toolbar
  • LICENSE: MIT license file
  • README.md: Documentation and installation instructions

Key Features

  • One-click toggle to enable/disable images instantly
  • Visual indicator of current state through icon changes
  • Simple, lightweight interface
  • No setup required

Installation

  1. Clone the repository
  2. Load as unpacked extension in Chrome's developer mode
  3. Or install from the Chrome Web Store (if published)

Packaging for Chrome Web Store

To package the extension for submission to the Chrome Web Store:

  1. Run the packaging script: ./scripts/package.sh
  2. The script will create a dist/extension.zip file containing all necessary files
  3. Upload this ZIP file to the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard

How to Use

  1. Click the extension icon in your Chrome toolbar to toggle images on or off
  2. The icon will change to indicate the current state:
    • Connected icon: Images are allowed
    • Disconnected icon: Images are blocked

Development Guidelines

  • Maintain the simple, clean UI design
  • Keep performance impact minimal
  • Follow Chrome extension best practices
  • Test thoroughly on various websites

Screenshots

YouTube exampleInstagram example
YouTube exampleInstagram example

Features

  • Toggles images on or off with a single click
  • Visual feedback through icon changes
  • Simple, intuitive interface
  • No configuration needed
  • Lightweight and efficient

How It Works

This extension changes Chrome's image settings to block or allow images with a single click. The extension icon updates to visually indicate whether images are currently allowed or blocked.

Contributing

Contributions are welcome! Please open an issue or submit a pull request.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.

Contact

If you have any questions, feel free to contact me at markinkirill@gmail.com.

Authors

This extension was created by

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Versions

  • git-816949eb54042026-08-06