Requested feature overview description.

Even with making use of Extend and getting faster internet, blacklisted images will still appear (and still be clickable) for a short moment when loading a new page. One solution to this is simply bookmarking pages that have the search loaded with the minus key (-tag) to prevent the results of that page from having tags you don’t want to show up, and sticking with that bookmark’s set of searched tags.

The problem is the moment you leave and go to a page without your bookmarked search settings, the -prevented tags still appear for that short moment.

You could just stick with the bookmarked page with -prevented tags and never leave, but that’s no fun.

The feature I’d suggest is making the blacklist function like the minus key in a search, so blacklisted images don’t appear in the first place. And, you'd be able to turn it on/off if you prefer.

Why would it be useful?

It would make the blacklist really DO what its purpose is for: Making so you don’t see anything on that list at all. For more casual users or people with slower internet, it’ll help them more effectively avoid seeing things they don’t even want a glance at. For more compulsive users, it’ll help them avoid wasting time and break bad habits more successfully.

What part(s) of the site page(s) are affected?

All post/index pages, according to what you put in your blacklist.