I clicked "block images from...." in the right click menu and need to undo it

i was opening the right click menu so i could click "open link in new tab" for pictures on facebook and accidentally hit "block images from..." and i can't see photos and need to undo it. i found one website that said to fix it by clicking these....
Tools
Options
Content
Exceptions
Add the address
Check allow
click ok
but i either don't have "options" under my tools menu or am under the wrong tools menu
thaks! your help is much appreciated!

On MacOS, your options dialog is here:
Firefox > Preferences > Content
The "Exceptions" button you want is the one to the right of "Load images automatically"
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