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Ability to see if a movie is on any of your lists without going to its page
Would be helpful if you can see if the movie is on any of your lists, without going to its page. For example if do a search and are going through the results, or if your looking at someone else's list, if would be handy to see if its on any of your lists. This could be added text saying this is on list "name of list", or just hovering the cursor over an area and having your lists pop up, and it showing if its in any of them.
I have lists for movies that I own in various collectiongs of foreing,docu,english, and when I come across a movie it would be great to be able to tell that I have it, without having to click on the movie, go to its page, then go into the add to lists menu to see if its in there already.
maybe others feel similar!
I have lists for movies that I own in various collectiongs of foreing,docu,english, and when I come across a movie it would be great to be able to tell that I have it, without having to click on the movie, go to its page, then go into the add to lists menu to see if its in there already.
maybe others feel similar!
bderoes
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12Aug2024 Edit to say: To my knowledge, the script no longer works.
I have a user script (works via Tampermonkey) that does what you describe, and colorizes titles according to the settings I specify (modifying the code of the script.) I didn't write the script, just found it online a few years ago. Search for "IMDb 'My Movies' enhancer". IMDb would be much LESS fun/useful without it.
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the author is hosting it at https://openuserjs.org/scripts/AltoRetrato/IMDb_My_Movies_enhancer
however it doesnt work anyway
so maybe it doesn' work anymore ?
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bderoes
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12Aug2024 Edit to say: To my knowledge, the script no longer works.
It works for Chrome under Tampermonkey.
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Don't know if the author still supports Firefox/Greasemonkey.
Here's a sample:
But you have to modify the color specifics.
On version 2020.02.28 [1.48], color specifications start around line 255. The next paragraph for controlling which list(s) get the color when a title/name is on multiple lists (var listOrder). Those are the only places I customize.
And you have to load the highlighting data into memory using the button on the Your Lists page:
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