A possible solution for broken images on the forum.

[Pmalek]

As someone who's afraid of installing and using any of the third-party scripts, I'm wondering how bulletproof they are with regard to not expanding the attack surface of my browser setup.

The code of the script is publicly available because you have to copy and paste it into the console tab of inspect element. If you know coding, you are free to check it line by line or ask someone to help you who does. If not, you have to trust that TryNinja didn't insert anything malicious there.

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[SFR10]

The TryNinja script does not need to install any browser extensions.
Just put the script code in your browser and start it running. A more open code is difficult.

The one I checked yesterday required installing an extension, so I automatically assumed the same thing applies to the rest as well.
^{- Thank you, I'll do some more digging before trying it.}

The code of the script is publicly available because you have to copy and paste it into the console tab of inspect element. If you know coding, you are free to check it line by line or ask someone to help you who does. If not, you have to trust that TryNinja didn't insert anything malicious there.

Thank you for the above explanation but unfortunately, I know nothing about coding stuff, hence my question. I do trust TryNinja, but I was asking about the odds of someone else infiltrating my setup while I'm using it:

• ^{- Would it give more leeway to external forces?}
  

[Pmalek]

Thank you for the above explanation but unfortunately, I know nothing about coding stuff, hence my question. I do trust TryNinja, but I was asking about the odds of someone else infiltrating my setup while I'm using it.

For what's it worth, I used it a few days ago to change all my old images and there were hundreds of them, and nothing happened. Also, the script has been out since May (if I remember correctly) with certain modifications, and I have never seen a complaint about someone losing their account or noticing that their system is acting weird after using it. I do understand your concerns and it's perfectly normal.

[Faisal2202]

If you want to save time, use the following TryNinja script, it will be practical and quick:
[Script] Imgur to TalkImg - automatically fix your broken images

Thanks for the link. I might give it a try, but the number of pictures I have shared so far might not increase by 50. That's why I don't want to run any scripts on my browser. It's not that I don't trust Tryninja, I am even using his TG bot, but that can't do any harm, but scripts like these might (again, not accusing).

So, the manual would be great for me. Again,  thanks for mentioning it, as in the future I can recommend it to another member, but the decision would be there.

Either way, TalkImg is available to support images posted on the forum. 

Yeah, I am using TalkImg right after Imgur, I have used BBimage too, but it becomes a little confusing for me, like the links it includes in the BB code of the img link.

[Mate2237]

Op if this can work out then this suggestion is the best way to go about on fixing the broken images by users in the forum. I like this approach more than the other thread approach because this like simple than the other. And that means the thread owners can also copy the image link here and paste it in imgur and recopied the link again and used it to change the broken image here. This is the best way ever if this can work then let us out into action.

Please you can go and make comment here https://bitcointalk.org/index.php?topic=5474066.0 with this your suggestion. And if people like it then we use it and you don't have to edit for people and as it is said there just a mention by the username can solve the problem.