Enabled the ability to view individual images or videos with an eye button.

Added the ability to block images on Telegram.

Private windows have their own setting separately to normal windows.

Hide images
Hide images replaces the pictures and videos on the websites you visit with plain light grey boxes, so you only see the text. Nothing of the original picture shows through, not even a blurred outline.
• On from the moment you install. Click the ShomerDNS icon in your toolbar to turn it on or off at any time.
• Pages keep their normal layout, and links still work. Clicking a greyed-out thumbnail still opens the article or video.
• Also covers YouTube's thumbnails, video player, and the preview images that appear when you hover over the video's progress bar.
Hide images works entirely inside your browser. Nothing about the pages you visit is sent to ShomerDNS or anyone else because of it. That's why the extension asks for permission to access all websites: it needs that access to hide images on them.
To use Hide images in private or Incognito windows, allow the extension to run there. The toolbar menu shows you how.

This version changes how the extension works: instead of just flagging a blocked site with a notification, it now actively blocks the page and shows a ShomerDNS block
page in its place.

• No sign-in, account, or VPN connection needed — same as before.
• If the check can't be completed (e.g. you're offline), the page loads normally rather than getting stuck.

Note: this only blocks the page itself — it doesn't block ads or trackers embedded inside pages that aren't blocked. For that level of filtering, use the full ShomerDNS
VPN.