I don't get how people are still generating links to the actual image file listed on imgur. That shithole seems to have learned how to always direct you to their full dumpster website instead of just the image
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Is it really because "Imgur is cancer," or are you just a UK person butthurt that you got geoblocked because Imgur refused to comply with your government's censorship/attack on privacy?
If it's the latter, go bitch at your MP, not us.
(If it really is the former, understandable and have a nice day.)
Well, I'd say imgur did the people of the UK an unintended solid in that scenario. But I am not located there.
It'd be kind of weird if anyone on SDF doesn't know how to run a VPN client, anyway.
Imgur blocks VPNs, or at least it tries to. The images won’t load when connected to my work VPN. Seems to work fine from Mullvad though so I guess they’re not doing that great on their blocking.
At least util last week imgur worked perfectly with Proton, at least for seeing images; dunno if uploading works the same.
I can use it over Tor. Or at least, can use it without noticeably more circuit changes than usual.
Are you sure your work doesn't just block it?
I suppose I’m not sure but I doubt it. Usually when they block something it comes with a big red warning that you’re violating corporate blah-blah by even thinking about this page and you should reconsider your questionable decision-making or some words to that effect.
For Imgur the site loads and the all-important ads load, but the images just time out.
BRB, gonna screenshot this thread and put it on imgur and update this post with the link.
Is imgbb still okay?
If you're really interested in seeing imgur content without the tracking, you could use one of the imgur frontends.
Nah, get yourself a VPN.
Imgur blocks my VPN. It's one of the reasons I hate them. I'm not going to poke a hole in my network just to see what your ass was too lazy to actually post to your instance.
I'd be curious to hear how these dots are connected for you.
I assumed you can't see the pictures because you're in the UK.
Nah, I've blocklisted them at the router level because of the nauseating amount of ads and trackers they employ.
The body of my post is suggesting this should be common practice for these reasons, and people should use something else


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