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I can confirm this is an issue on Mac running a newer version of macOS.
The issue appears to be because of the way Mac handles applications accessing the filesystem.
Technical Notes:
If you import an image like so (without the plugin) ![](file:///some/demo/directory/file.jpg)
You will get a prompt to allow access to the file system
If you accept the prompt, the image will display.
By inspecting the page source (and the displayed image in particular), you will notice that the URL that is being loaded looks something like app://fd37bba83bcabf5e461d9e0fb/some/demo/directory/file.jpg
Putting this URL inside the plugin snippet works just fine (I suspect this URL is scoped in permissions for the app to access).
I would love for this to work with external images on my computer, because as it is right now, all I get is a blank square, like this.
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