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Laurel
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Currently, I use url:imgur to search for posts that have images, which gets most but not all of them. (It really only works because the default image format is a linked image.) This can't possibly work after the migration, so it would be nice to have an alternative built into search that returns everything containing <image<img, and maybe also the opposite, something that finds posts without any images.

I guess this might count as a "wholly new site feature" and be out of scope but I'm asking anyway.

Currently, I use url:imgur to search for posts that have images, which gets most but not all of them. (It really only works because the default image format is a linked image.) This can't possibly work after the migration, so it would be nice to have an alternative built into search that returns everything containing <image, and maybe also the opposite, something that finds posts without any images.

I guess this might count as a "wholly new site feature" and be out of scope but I'm asking anyway.

Currently, I use url:imgur to search for posts that have images, which gets most but not all of them. (It really only works because the default image format is a linked image.) This can't possibly work after the migration, so it would be nice to have an alternative built into search that returns everything containing <img, and maybe also the opposite, something that finds posts without any images.

I guess this might count as a "wholly new site feature" and be out of scope but I'm asking anyway.

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Laurel
  • 56.4k
  • 11
  • 99
  • 231

Currently, I use url:imgur to search for posts that have images, which gets most but not all of them. (It really only works because the default image format is a linked image.) This can't possibly work after the migration, so it would be nice to have an alternative built into search that returns everything containing <image, and maybe also the opposite, something that finds posts without any images.

I guess this might count as a "wholly new site feature" and be out of scope but I'm asking anyway.