most pages use the same bluer effect as far as I know.. but here's one example :PCan u Share a link so I can test it?
cool, thx for the info :)If youll look at the developer tools at networks tab, you'll see a request to
patron.com/api/posts
This api returns the user posts with pagination
The blurred images comes from this api as well as the non-blurred images.
So there is no blurred effect on the frontend.
If u need any more help tag me!
Let's do some scraping together.. Im building python automated programscool, thx for the info :)
I think that Patreon is not that dumb to deliver original (non-blurred) images to non-subscribed users over the API.Let's do some scraping together.. Im building python automated programs
IDK.. there used to be a bypass for subscription posts on Patreon until 2018-2019.. maybe there are still some ways to bypass stuff on it that didn't get patched out yet.. but again IDK..I think that Patreon is not that dumb to deliver original (non-blurred) images to non-subscribed users over the API.
sorry, I'm no developer and cant code.. was just looking for workarounds info if there were any..Let's do some scraping together.. Im building python automated programs
Actually I don't need you to do code.. I need you to manage mesorry, I'm no developer and cant code.. was just looking for workarounds info if there were any..
Unfortunately there is no way of 'uncovering' the blur, since the image is blurred itself, meaning there is no unblurred image, from the Patreon URL you sent, this is the direct image they're using to thumbnail one of the posts:most pages use the same bluer effect as far as I know.. but here's one example :P
I found a "block" function on inspect but no way to edit this "block" comment..
i figured that much, just thought i should ask anyhow..Unfortunately there is no way of 'uncovering' the blur, since the image is blurred itself, meaning there is no unblurred image, from the Patreon URL you sent, this is the direct image they're using to thumbnail one of the posts:
Notice how the entire thing is blurred, what Patreon does is take the original image and put a blur effect over it, displaying that image to none paying users.
Sorry to break your heart buddy