Change images ?

[thefunkyjoint]

Hi,

Let's say i navigate to an website that has an image . This image has src = 'https://www.site.com.br/image1.jpg'.

Is there a way to hot changing this image for another one i choose , and this change reflect on the actual browser ?

I'm trying to build a kind of ad-blocker based on specific urls.

Thanks

[salvadordf]

if the ad-blocker decides to block an image based only in the URL then you can use the TChromium.OnBeforeResourceLoad event.

Check request.url and set Result to RV_CANCEL if you want to block that image.

[RaelB]

I want to block images based on mime type. I'm playing with the ResponseFilterBrowser demo.

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procedure TResponseFilterBrowserFrm.Chromium1GetResourceResponseFilter(      Sender    : TObject;
                                                                       const browser   : ICefBrowser;
                                                                       const frame     : ICefFrame;
                                                                       const request   : ICefRequest;
                                                                       const response  : ICefResponse;
                                                                       out   Result    : ICefResponseFilter);
begin
  if pos('image', response.MimeType) > 0 then
  begin
    Result      := FFilter;
    ....
  end
  else
    Result := nil;

If I use similar code to yours and FStream (the passed on image), is a png with 1x1 dimensions, it works quite well, since that small image goes unnoticed in most cases. However in some cases it is noticable (Using briskbard's website, there is a white dot on the black header).

If I just call

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    aResult := RESPONSE_FILTER_DONE;

Then a chrome "broken-image" icon is shown.

Is there another solution? (As you say above, calling RV_CANCEL in OnBeforeResourceLoad event works perfectly, however the mime type is not known at that point...)

Thanks

[RaelB]

Actually, if I use a transparent png, then it works fine.
Maybe there is another way?

[salvadordf]

I think using a 1x1 transparent pixel image is the best solution.