Can't you stop it by unchecking the "Show NSFW content" option in Settings?
this post was submitted on 24 Jul 2023
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Not all NSFW content is porn.
That's the issue I have with blocking NSFW too. I don't want to see porn, but there is NSFW stuff I do want to see. You're forced to throw the blanket over everything, regardless of what it is.
Then it hides non-porn content too, which i might want?
I hit that when signing up, and I haven't seen a damn thing. It's a checkbox.
At the very least you can blur NSFW images in the settings
Have you tried browsing by "Subscribed" instead of "all"? It'll only show content from communities you're subscribed to, like the old Reddit frontpage
I do all, show nsfw on a Lemmy.world account and get zero porn.
I generally do top 12 hours or I get days old stuff. That could be it? Or maybe he's just scrolling a lot farther than I am.
Sorting by new/new comments is a lot of porn and memes on Lemmy.world
All is a good place to find leads for subscribed. Browsing communities seemed to be limited to the instance.
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There's literally several preventative measures you can take to never see nsfw content again. This is not one of them.
These people just want to make noise and get people riled up about porn on Lemmy, their problems are entirely unserious or they would have checked the box everyone sees when they make an account.
It seems like there is an effort to get NSFWLemmy shut down or at least so defederated that it may as well be it's own separate part of the fediverse.
I'm just going to say... "All" isn't your feed. It is everything people on your instance have subscribed to. So, what you are saying is that the other people on the instance are subscribed to too much NSFW content. I'm not sure that individuals should get to police that.
"Subscribed" is your feed. Include or exclude whatever content you wish. You can blur NSFW if you want to browse all without seeing anything you don't like.
Why not subscribe to the stuff you want to see and then only filter by subscribed? I honestly find it strange that people don't do this by default.
Or local as well. Your instance could have more on it than you are subscribed to.
This is exactly what I do! Unfortunately, when I first log into Lemmy or Kbin, despite me having my settings set to show me only subscribed stuff by default, it totally ignores that setting (and what communities I’ve blocked) and just shows me the equivalent of /all on kbin or on that Lemmy server. You can get back to only seeing subscribed things by refreshing, but at that point the damage has been done, the NSFW has already popped up on your screen and you have to refresh to take it away. Seems just in the realm of “annoying” except for the fact that some people also have their defaults set to subscribed in an effort to avoid ragebait or triggering content.
There’s a codeberg issue for this on kbin already, so just have to wait for it to be addressed. Not sure if Lemmy has an equivalent issue on their GitHub (or whatever they use) yet.
I do not have the same problem as OP. Probably because when I made my accounts, if there was an option to disable NSFW (or not enable NSFW) I made sure to have NSFW disabled/not enabled.
This doesn't seem to happen on lemmy. And even if it did, my "All" filter is all memes.
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ALL is not your feed and shouldn't be treated as such. SUBSCRIBED is your feed one and only feed.
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Gee it's almost like people don't bother to explore their settings when they use a new site or app
You could use this to find an instance which blocks lemmynsfw.
You can also check with /instances endpoint i.e.
lemmy.world/instances
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Username does not check out
This is clearly a troll post
Just block it? Do you really browse c/all without filtering out unwanted communities?
Switch to Kbin. You can already block by domain on there.
kbin has different problems. There is a "random" magazine that is just a collection of random posts, and it is featured on the sidebar with no option to turn it off. It sometimes randomly features porn.
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Make an account on lemmy.blahaj.zone
Jerboa has an option you can select to not view NSFW content. It's in the profile settings.
Maybe I'm misunderstanding but I'm using Connect for Android and I just tap the options for the post and I can block the user, community, or instance. Lemmynsfw was the first one I blocked and I haven't seen anything since.
Also, apropos of nothing else,when you block a user, you still get an option to see their comments (it'll come up as this user was blocked) but then you click thru to see it.
Username checks ou.. username does not check out. On a more serious note, Connect for Lemmy has the option to block instances at an account level.
I use Memmy and have a porn account and a non-porn account. On the non-porn account, I block any porn communities that show up in the All feed and eventually I stop seeing them.
There are plenty of Lemmy instances that blocked those porn instances. Just join one of them.
Good advice. GitHub has a list of instances with columns showing instance details including whether it allows NSFW content.
I use this usercript: https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/469297-block-lemmy-instances
Here adapted to work also with MLMYM (https://old.lemmy.world): https://pastebin.com/z0mShfDP
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