I noticed a spoiler-related issue with episode thumbnails.
I have Show Spoilers disabled in my settings because I do not want to see spoiler images before watching an episode. However, some episode thumbnails are still visible in places where they can easily spoil important scenes.
For example:
In Continue Watching, the next episode to watch can display the episode thumbnail.
On a season page, the episode list shows thumbnails next to each episode.
This is risky because even a single image can reveal a character, location, death, twist, or important moment before the episode has been watched.
In my opinion, when Show Spoilers is disabled, Trakt should hide or blur these episode thumbnails, at least for unwatched episodes. It could show the show poster, a generic placeholder, or a blurred image instead.
The spoiler setting already exists, so I think it should apply consistently to episode images too, not only to text or episode details.
Question on this. So I noticed hiding spoilers hides the episode name. I don’t see how episode name is an issue. Is that something that exists on v2 that can be changed, or a bug/issue to be addressed?
yeah the settings page needs some love in general. it seems to be pulling the settings page from the old version, like a webpage in a webpage, as a temporary option
For me, episode titles can absolutely be spoilers too. They can reveal deaths, returns, locations, or major events, especially in anime but also in TV shows.
So I think hiding episode names is correct.
Also, on V2, we could click the blurred episode title to reveal it, which was a good option.
I’d like to add the option from previous versions that allowed the option to hide Actors’ episode counts. It has as much potential to be a spoiler as episode screenshots and episode titles. If you check out an actor’s previous work and notice they’re in a series you’ve heard about, are interested, or been planning to watch, but notice they only appear in a few episodes. Unfortunately, odds are something happens to their character. So, if/when you start said series, you watch it anticipating/expecting something bad is going to happen to that actor’s character. And this can be an even bigger frustration/disappoint if whatever happens to their character was intended to be a big surprise/twist. Knowing their character would only be in a few episodes ruins what would/should have been a big, unexpected moment/scene.
So-yeah-so, this is definitely a feature that needs to either be included in the vague “Show Spoilers”, or it needs to be its own option like it was with previous version.