When you right click on an image, one of your choices is "block this image from loading." That's a wonderful feature. However, it doesn't just block _this_ image, it blocks every image requested from that particular web server. That is often what you actually want (e.g. to get rid of banner ads) but not always. At the very least the menu text should be changed so it reflects what actually happens. Ideally, there would be separate choices: block just this image, block all images from this server. The "don't allow removed cookies to be reaccepted" interface (prefs->advanced ->cookies->view cookies) has the same granularity problem. The interface makes you think it's just this one cookie that won't come back, but the browser actually starts refusing all cookies from that site. Again, this is often what you want, but not always. And the user interface should correctly describe what happens.

images, morse, ui, mpt

See also bug 33576, but I think there is also a bug somewhere specifically covering the menu item wording.

I think the best solution would be to add a dialog. The dialog could either let you choose between "block image", "block image from domain", or "cancel", or it could have a textbox with the entire image url in it (the user would then remove all but the domain to block all images from the domain).

Found it. The poor feature is covered by bug 33576; the poor menu item wording for the current feature is covered by bug 33724. *** This bug has been marked as a duplicate of 33724 ***

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