Selective Image Blocker is a free Chrome add-on developed by twongers. As the name suggests, it allows users to block images on webpages based on specific keywords defined by the user. This add-on is particularly useful for those who want to avoid seeing certain types of images while browsing the internet.

With Selective Image Blocker, users can easily specify keywords that they want to block. For example, if you have a fear of snakes or spiders, you can add these keywords to the block list. The add-on will then automatically hide any images on webpages that contain these keywords.

One of the standout features of Selective Image Blocker is the ability to lock keywords with a pin for parental controls. This allows parents to prevent their children from viewing images that may be inappropriate or disturbing. The add-on also provides an updated version 1.1, which includes the option to hide images that are revealed through scrolling.

While Selective Image Blocker is not perfect, it does a commendable job of protecting users from unwanted images. Whether you want to avoid seeing snakes, spiders, children, monsters, ghosts, or even presidents, this add-on can help you have a more comfortable browsing experience.