Image appears as a white border only for me.Bought it, installed the script. I now get a broken image instead of your signature, which, when I try and open in a new window, gives me a broken duckduckgo link that says Safari can't open the page because it timed out.
You owe me £2.99![]()
Mine does that for a while, then changes to a broken image sign.Image appears as a white border only for me.
Bought it, installed the script. I now get a broken image instead of your signature, which, when I try and open in a new window, gives me a broken duckduckgo link that says Safari can't open the page because it timed out.
You owe me £2.99![]()
Image appears as a white border only for me.
I didn't buy the add on, I'm too tight to spend that sort of money.Mine does that for a while, then changes to a broken image sign.
I believe the Safari extension is paid.Mmm Tampermonkey is free did you actually buy it?
Updated via Portainer and it broke the instance
Remember folks, imgur used to strip out exif. If you don't do it as part of the process, every picture you share will include it (camera type, lens details, GPS location, etc). You might not want that!
It’s why I’m here
Forgot this.
maybe I've got something set on iphone but exported images aren't including GPS according to xnconvert - possibly I unknowingly configured that, globally, on phone telling it not to gps share/track though.Remember folks, imgur used to strip out exif. If you don't do it as part of the process, every picture you share will include it (camera type, lens details, GPS location, etc). You might not want that!
Updated via Portainer and it broke the instance
Reverse-proxy failed and also unable to logon. I'll go for a clean install later.
e: actually even odder than. When connecting via Chrome or Edge, the reverse-proxy does work and I can logon. Just not via Firefox, which is my default browser!
Forgot this.
Doesn't seem to work with 1.7.Lucky Slink is set to remove it by default![]()
sudo docker exec slink printenv | grep IMAGE_
IMAGE_STRIP_EXIF_METADATA=true
IMAGE_COMPRESSION_QUALITY=80
Doesn't seem to work with 1.7.
For some likely alcohol related reason I didn't have IMAGE_STRIP_EXIF_METADATA=true in my original compose file. I've added that now, redeployed, inspected the running container, and I can see that setting. I've just tested uploading a file and can see all the exif data in the image still.
Code:sudo docker exec slink printenv | grep IMAGE_ IMAGE_STRIP_EXIF_METADATA=true IMAGE_COMPRESSION_QUALITY=80
Quick way is install exiftool on the host.Oh fun times. I best check mine in my lunch breakSilly of me to just assume that it is working without checking haha.