Changes the title row of a HIT's description to match the average of it's Turkopticon ratings. Changes the color of the reward amount to match the color of the Turkopticon rating for pay. Adds colored checkboxes to show/hide HITs by color rating. Adds a gray checkbox to show only HITs for which you are not qualified. Changes the background color of the HIT title and link to white for Master's HITs. Changes the color of HITs for which you are not qualified to a darker gray. And more!
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Update ... it did first 2 on this one. No color on use of Print page (using black and white printing) but you can see it added the TO rating info on the first 2 and not on the rest. If it matters, the first was light green, and the second was dark green.
another instance had 3 HITS I wasn't qualified for that it colorized correctly, and the 4th (and last) that I was qualified for showed color correctly.
Update 2: another instance had 3 HITS I wasn't qualified for that it colorized correctly, and the 4th (and last) that I was qualified for showed color correctly.
My guess is it has something to do with a script changing the preview link. Try disabling scripts that do that.
Right ... if I remove https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/6149-preview-accept it works. Changing its execution order didn't seem to matter. Having additional accept link is a very nice functionality and a hard choice between these 2 ... any way you could add the accept link ... even as an option that can be turned on/off? Thanks for the reply.
Preview | Accept seems broken. I suggest you use this one instead:
https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/2431-preview-accept-and-hoard
Thanks. "Color me" pleased :-)
only changing color on top row
As per title, only the top row of a HIT list is color coded.
Fairly recent (early April) development. Definitely happening in Chrome,
Version 42.0.2311.68 beta (64-bit)
and I believe also in Firefox for me. I have 31 scripts running at the moment in Chrome/Tampermonkey. I futzed some with execution order but not exhaustively. I have 4GIG running openSUSE 13.2 but have issues with Chrome slowing down when approaching 10 tabs or so.
Tamper Order Google Drive shared file: https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B8L21NA8BTg1Qk5RcDZyNXp0Slk/view?usp=sharing