Hi everybody,
At the top of the screen, when there are more than 42 lessons or reviews, it says 42+, but when you click on it, it might 100 or 80 or whatever.
Why does it say 42+ instead of the actual number of lessons or reviews to do?
Not displaying the total figure is something I guess to keep people from feeling too put off by big numbers.
Why 42? Koichi is a fan of the Hitchhikerâs Guide to the Galaxy. Itâs just a reference to something in that. There are numerous other 42 references on the site.
I do agree that it should exist an option in the settings to deactivate the 42+. We shouldnât need a script for this.
Or having the option to see the actual number, if the user would like that.
Yeah, thatâs what I meant ![]()
I have another way of looking at this⊠Itâs probably best not to let your reviews get bigger than that number. Doing smaller batches of reviews is easier than tackling a beast load of 150.
No matter what your stance is, people should be able to get the accurate numbers. Itâs okay to have the 42+ thing, as it makes the whole WK experience less serious and more fun. However, having to make an extra click every time you want to check your lessons/reviews is not being user-friendly. People should be allowed to make a choice ![]()
I agree in principle yeah⊠I installed the script, I found the 42+ somewhat annoying. I think that the ultimate timeline is something that shouldâve just been standard as well.
I havenât used the time line at all. I personally donât find it necessary reallyâŠ
I prefer to just deal with what ever comes my way as it comes. Iâm probably in the minority when it comes to this though.
I agree that the ultimate timeline adds more to your experience than a script that removes the 42+. However, while the ultimate timeline is more of an innovative idea, I see the 42+ thing as a deviation from what is standard. With the former, youâre getting more of what was expected. With the latter however, youâre simply removing a barrier thatâs standard everywhere else.
Iâm not against the 42+ thing being default. Like I said, it adds some fun to the WK experience. However, itâs acting as a barrier for users and they should be allowed to remove it without the need of scripts ![]()
Hereâs a better idea, give a way for userscripts to be installed on the server side for our accounts. I see both sides and am on the âHave the optionâ side.
Couldnât that cause a security problem though? ![]()
I personally like the 42+ thing, and I take the view that anything over 42 is just âlotsâ and I donât really care what the actual number is.
However, I do think itâs a bit much to force it on people. If they didnât provide an option to toggle it off, Iâd at least like (or prefer?) to see something like seanblueâs Lesson Hover Details implemented into the main site, for review number as well as lesson breakdown.
I also only feel so blasé about the 42+ because I have Ultimate Timeline, which I really think should be incorporated into WK proper.
This is what the API is for. They could add plugin support, but from my perspective the existing system works pretty well for what we need.
No more of a security risk than using TamperMonkey.
But I could understand why they wouldnât want to open the door to that. The bigger issue would be: With Tampermonkey, if something goes wrong with a script, you just turn it off. If it was server-side and something went wrong, you might not be able to get to the settings to disable it.
No more of a security risk than using TamperMonkey.
I mean yeah, installing scripts implies the user taking their own risks. Thatâs also why I said that needing a script for the 42+ thing is completely unnecessary. The user shouldnât be put in a position to risk themselves for something that the team thought it was funny to do differently ![]()
Thanks for the explanation!
I like 42+ thing.
I think the limitation is the width of the circle around it.
Itâs not. If you use the script to see that you have hundreds of reviews it fits fine.
You shattered my heart to 42+ pieces ![]()
Iâm thinking there can be a setting panel with installed userscripts you can turn off and on JUST like the tampermonkey dashboard. Would be immensely helpful for devices that donât have userscript support