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How to block images in Firefox browser?

Last updated on October 25, 2016 By Venkat

The ‘load images automatically‘ option which used to exist in older versions of Firefox’s content settings, was in fact removed from version 23 and that option is no longer available for access in the current Firefox browser preferences. Worry not! You can still block all images loading in Firefox browser, this not only saves your bandwidth, but also speeds up your browsing experience -useful for users having slow connections, here is how that can be done.

Blocking Images on websites in Firefox browser

1. Visit about:config

2. Find permissions.default.image and change its value to 2, this disables the images.

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Firefox about:config preference permissions.default.image

Setting the above preference value to 3 lets the images on website to load, but blocks the third-party images. The default value is 1, which sets the Firefox browser to load images automatically.

Note:’ Enable JavaScript option has also been removed from preferences, if you’re interested, read: How to disable JavaScript in Firefox.

You may also want to check Image Block extension which offers toggle button to allow/block loading of images on webpages.

Filed Under: Firefox, How to, tips and tricks Tagged With: images, mozilla

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