Someone sent me an IPython notebook with a markdown cell that includes an image. The data for this image is included as a blob inside the cell.
In EIN, the whole data blob appears, as seen in the following screenshot:
As the picture is quite big, the data blob makes the whole IPython notebook unusable. The image data blob represents more than 90% of the content of the notebook. Moving around the code/cells is awful and takes ages.
I couldn't find a way to make things usable, apart removing the image (which is not a solution in my case as the Notebook is not mine and the main developer want to keep the image inside, since it works perfectly in Jupyter & ggColab). All the discussions about adding folding to non output cells (in the issues or forums like SE/SO) seems to lead to too much difficulties for the developers.
Is there a simple stupid solution to hide the blob content I couldn't find myself?
Would it be possible to detect such blobs and display only the first line/few bytes?
Hi,
Someone sent me an IPython notebook with a markdown cell that includes an image. The data for this image is included as a blob inside the cell.
In EIN, the whole data blob appears, as seen in the following screenshot:
As the picture is quite big, the data blob makes the whole IPython notebook unusable. The image data blob represents more than 90% of the content of the notebook. Moving around the code/cells is awful and takes ages.
I couldn't find a way to make things usable, apart removing the image (which is not a solution in my case as the Notebook is not mine and the main developer want to keep the image inside, since it works perfectly in Jupyter & ggColab). All the discussions about adding folding to non output cells (in the issues or forums like SE/SO) seems to lead to too much difficulties for the developers.
Is there a simple stupid solution to hide the blob content I couldn't find myself?
Would it be possible to detect such blobs and display only the first line/few bytes?
Thanks