get("#348") -- rgb functions
get("#388") -- rect functions
get("#410") -- shrinkRectangle
get("#380") -- hashImage

w, h = img.width, img.height
g = 4 -- grid size
gw, gh = math.floor(w/g), math.floor(h/g) -- width & height of grid

grid = {}
for gy = 0, h-g, g do
  for gx = 0, w-g, g do
    local min, max = 1, 0
    for y = gy, gy+g-1 do
      for x = gx, gx+g-1 do
        local b = bright(rgb(img.getInt(x, y)))
        min, max = math.min(min, b), math.max(max, b)
        if min < 0.5 and max > 0.5 then
          grid[(gy/g)*gw+(gx/g)+1] = true
          goto next
        end
      end
    end
    ::next::
  end
end

-- stack layout: {{x, y}, ...}
local r
function fill(stack)
  while #stack > 0 do
    local x, y = unpack(stack[#stack])
    stack[#stack] = nil
    
    if not (x < 0 or y < 0 or x >= gw or y >= gh) then
      local idx = y*gw+x+1
      
      if grid[idx] then
        grid[idx] = nil
        local me = newRectangle(x, y, 1, 1)
        if r == nil then
          r = me
        else
          r = mergeRectangles(r, me)
        end
        
        stack[#stack+1] = {x-1, y}
        stack[#stack+1] = {x+1, y}
        stack[#stack+1] = {x, y-1}
        stack[#stack+1] = {x, y+1}
      end
    end
  end
end

result = {}
for y = 0, gh-1 do
  for x = 0, gw-1 do
    r = nil
    fill {{x, y, 1}}
    if r then
      --table.insert(result, (x*g).."/"..(y*g).."-"..c)
      r = scaleRectangle(r, g)
      r = shrinkRectangle(r, img)
      
      if r.width < 200 then
        local cropped = {width=r.width, height=r.height,
          getInt = function(x, y) return img.getInt(x+r.x, y+r.y) end}
        local hash = hashImage(cropped)
        table.insert(result, recttostring(r).." -> "..hash)
      end
    end
  end
end

return "Floodfill: "..table.concat(result, "|")

Began life as a copy of #422

Excludes those super-large rectangles covering whole windows. they obstruct the rest and they're not really useful.

Observe the line that says "width < 200".