For some reason or other k-meleon 74 / 1.8.0 doesn't show the newly introduced blurred previews of age-restricted videos on Dailymotion.

Is there a (css-script) solution for that?

Thx in advance

Mala Okeh

The filter support is buggy even in Firefox 31, so not a K-meleon improvement but a fix of the unfixed by mozilla.

Set the filter to none:
img[class*="blur"]{filter: none!important}

Phantastic : it works ! Thanks a lot

Mala Okeh

img[class*="blur"]{filter: none!important}

Where's that? about:config ???


Thanks,
JD

Put the line in userContent.ccs file in Profiles/xxxxx/chrome/userContent.css.

For me it worked.

Mala

Actually you can go further and avoid the use of that CSS code to any page by replacing that line with this code:

@-moz-document domain(dailymotion.com){
img[class*="blur"]{filter: none!important}
}

So now it only applies to the img elements with class that contains "blur" text and it is only in a page in dailymotion second level domain.


Aditionally, for those interested in a blur effect instead, I found what was the problem. Was partially by Dailymotion CSS code (because of this) and Mozilla by not following its own MDN (they should change "may include an anchor" by "must include an anchor").

@-moz-document domain(dailymotion.com){
img[class*="blur"]{filter: url("data:image/svg+xml;utf8,<svg height='0' xmlns='http://www.w3.org/2000/svg'><filter id='blur'><feGaussianBlur stdDeviation='1'/></filter></svg>#blur")!important}
}

Brilliant.
Do I need userChrome.css?

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äxl
Brilliant.
Do I need userChrome.css?

Nicht wirklich.

In K-Meleon not really.

K-Meleon's GUI is not XUL based. So changes in userChrome.css can only affect the few XUL based items like Preferences and Add-ons that we use.

Hähä.
Was just asking because I've never fiddled with userContent.css
I will disable the blur filter everywhere. I don't want to miss a thing.