I’ve done exactly what I described in my comment for the last 8 months: it’s been a UI feature of Tesseract since last October.
It proxies any image or direct video from any source you haven’t blacklisted. If you have the proxy option enabled in your settings, all image URLs are re-written to go through the proxy. If not, then it uses the regular URL directly. It also caches with an admin-defined policy.
And anywhere it renders an image (markdown, posts, avatars/icons, banners, etc), the image source is set via imageProxyURL(url). There’s extra optional params for size and format if the image source is served by pict-rs.
You’re missing a lot.
I’ve done exactly what I described in my comment for the last 8 months: it’s been a UI feature of Tesseract since last October.
It proxies any image or direct video from any source you haven’t blacklisted. If you have the proxy option enabled in your settings, all image URLs are re-written to go through the proxy. If not, then it uses the regular URL directly. It also caches with an admin-defined policy.
Oh interesting I will have to look how tessaract does it
And anywhere it renders an image (markdown, posts, avatars/icons, banners, etc), the image source is set via
imageProxyURL(url). There’s extra optional params for size and format if the image source is served by pict-rs.