There is no such thing as NSFW on mastodon. The clients will usually hide the content behind the subject text to make sure the user reads it, if that’s what you’re referring to.
Voyager has a “Hide all NSFW” option
He asked about Mastodon, and Voyager is a Lemmy/Piefed client. Unless I’m mistaken, it doesn’t do Mastodon.
Bit people post this kind of shit without marking it NSFW.
That’s a moderation issue, not a technical problem. Unless you want the tech determining what is NSFW, good luck with that.
Definitely report it.
it’s not an elegant solution… but block the offenders
Find out who is posting NSFW posts and unollow them.
If someone is boosting NSFW posts you can always turn off boosts for that person.
Otherwise you will see the blurred post unless there is a browser extension or something that can hide them.
It’s that moe guy.
Provided they don’t post NSFW, make your home page only show the communities you’re subscribed to? Sorry if I misunderstood your question, but that’s what I do and I can’t remember seeing that much NSFW, if any.
Depending on how the html is structured, you might be able to use adblock or tamper monkey to filter it out (in a browser. Apps are less supportive of this)
Can you filter keywords to block very specific things you don’t want to see? If a post matches those words you can make it so that post won’t show up at all.
Issue is of false triggers, you won’t be able to see what got missed. Examples: mastodon would filter out someone’s post about someone being a dick to the cashier at the grocery store if the keyword is ‘dick’, and plenty of false triggers for ‘fuck’. So filter out words like ‘penis’ and ‘sex’ instead.
I guess you could make a feature request in the mastodon project page. Or, on mobile, try a different app, each app implements a different set of features.
That’s like my mother asking in the 1970’s…“Does anyone know how we can stop random strangers from throwing away their dirty magazines in the woods?”. Some kid somewhere is eventually going to come across that. Better to teach them what that NSFW stuff is and what it’s value is. That’s just a comparison though. In tech the most foolproof way would be some sort of optical recognition software that has a basis of comparison to determine if an image is NSFW or not. Flagging an image would be even simpler but not everything would be flagged.
I need accurate NSFW usage because scrolling Lemmy at work can be a gamble. I already use multiple accounts, one with strict controls and one with none, but even then, it’s all up to mods to police it, which isn’t perfect. I’m assuming OP has their reasons, too.
Nah, it’s not. Because Mastodon is just one segment of the internet rather than “the whole forest” so we can in fact implement nsfw filters or similar.
