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* Use more neutral language for content * Add sfw mode setting * Make configuration context mandatory * Add sfw class when sfw mode active * Hide nsfw performer fields in sfw mode * Hide nsfw sort options * Hide nsfw filter/sort options in sfw mode * Replace o-count with like counter in sfw mode * Use sfw label for o-counter filter in sfw mode * Use likes instead of o-count in sfw mode in other places * Rename sfw mode to sfw content mode * Use sfw image for default performers in sfw mode * Document SFW content mode * Add SFW mode setting to setup * Clarify README * Change wording of sfw mode description * Handle configuration loading error correctly * Hide age in performer cards |
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