https://bugs.kde.org/show_bug.cgi?id=476201
--- Comment #10 from Stefano Crocco <stefano.cro...@alice.it> --- Since the problem doesn't happen for a new user, it means that it's a configuration problem. First of all, make sure that Ad Block filters are disabled (settings dialog, "AdBlock Filters" page): it should only block images related to ads and similar, but better to be sure. If that's already disabled or disabling it doesn't solve your problem, you'll need to find out what configuration setting(s) are causing your issue. Unfortunately, there isn't a systematic way to do this. To avoid losing data, my advice is to work as the new user: remove that user ~/.config directory and copy your main user's ~/.config directory there. This should duplicate your main user's configuration. Check that the images aren't displayed for the new user, too. If they are, try replacing the new user's ~/.local/share directory with your main user's and repeat the test. Once you've reproduced the issue with the new user, try removing (or better, renaming it to something else) its ~/.config/konquerorrc file: this should revert all Konqueror settings to default. If the issue has disappeared it means it was an issue with the configuration of Konqueror itself. You can now try gradually changing the default settings to match your preferences, checking regularly whether images still work correctly. This way, you should be able to find what you need to change in your main user's konquerorrc file. If, after finished configuration images still work correctly, overwrite your main user's ~/.config/konquerorrc file with the new user's. Now everything should work. If removing ~/.config/konquerorrc doesn't solve the problem, it means that the cause is deeper in the configuration system. In this case, restore the konquerorrc file and try removing/renaming other files, especially those which, according to their names, are clearly related KDE. Another thing you can try is removing directory from .local/share/, in particular ~/.local/share/konqueror and ~/.local/share/kioslave5/QtWebEngine. To avoid data loss, always work in the new user's home directory (after copying the files from your main user's home directory). Remember that ~/.local/share/konqueror contains your bookmarks: to avoid losing them if you are forced to remove this directory, make a copy of ~/.local/share/konqueror/bookmarks.xml and restore it later. I'm sorry I can't give you more detailed information, but I really have no idea of what can cause the issue you're experiencing -- You are receiving this mail because: You are watching all bug changes.
