Hi, I'd like to decide upon every image being requested whether to actually load it or not. I tried using mime-type-policy-decision-requested signal, but it seems to be emitted only for web frames, not for each resource.
Using resource-request-starting does not work either because there I can't really see whether the request is related to an document, image, stylesheet or something else (I tried traversing the DOM tree for every resource request looking for <IMG> tags and comparing "src" with the URI to determine whether an image is being requested, but the <img> tags are not present in the DOM tree in this early stage). Is there any other way where I could get information about whether the request is related to an image element and also stop/redirect the request when I decide I don't want that particular image loaded? Ideally I'd like to do this without actually downloading the image, since the main purpose of this is to to save bandwidth. Thanks for any suggestion Dan
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