18 Sep 07
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I've been active for a while as a scrounging non-sub to check what this and other sites have to offer in terms of features etc. before deciding to pay my hard earned cash to anyone in particular. It's a toss up for the moment between RHP and www.letsplaychess.com and although their interface is a nightmare to get used to they have a useful tool showing you what the result of a game will mean for your ratings - RHP is better in every other respect - will you be introducing something similar? Perhaps something that would show up when you hover over an open invite? Is it possible at all?
18 Sep 07
Originally posted by notmyrookpleaseConsider using Firefox as your web browser. There are several features that do what you are asking and more. It turns RHP into a fantastic wealth of info at the click of a button.
I've been active for a while as a scrounging non-sub to check what this and other sites have to offer in terms of features etc. before deciding to pay my hard earned cash to anyone in particular. It's a toss up for the moment between RHP and www.letsplaychess.com and although their interface is a nightmare to get used to they have a useful tool showi ...[text shortened]... erhaps something that would show up when you hover over an open invite? Is it possible at all?
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Here is a firefox "starter kit".
1 http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/
Firefox
2 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/190
Linkification
3 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/748
Greasemonkey
4 http://members.shaw.ca/ouroboros/RHP/
(These are the RHP ones... don't get the one that hides your pieces. Read careful!)
5 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1122
Tab Mix
6 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1368?id=1368&vid=7020
Colorful Tabs
7 https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/1941
Hyperwords
Expand from there, be sure to figure out how to customize to your liking, lots of options.
18 Sep 07
Originally posted by notmyrookpleaseThat's a bummer. Search for firefox addons and try to find a good one that is work related. With any luck, you can talk with the IT guy and have a reasonable excuse for needing Firefox.
now if only i could get our IT dept. to install all of that... LOL
Don't play from home at all?
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19 Sep 07
Originally posted by PhlabibitSo, educate me, here. (Always a dangerous requesst, I know! )
4 http://members.shaw.ca/ouroboros/RHP/
(These are the RHP ones... don't get the one that hides your pieces. Read careful!)
I'm using firefox and I installed #2 and #3 on your list. When I went to #4 (quoted above), it gave me a list of scripts I could copy. What do I do with those scripts to "install" the function?
Many thanks!
:-)
19 Sep 07
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Originally posted by MrJohnYou can safely add most, but avoid the one that says Hide Pieces or Blind Fold. That one is for people that play chess with no board at all by the list of moves.
So, educate me, here. (Always a dangerous requesst, I know! )
I'm using firefox and I installed #2 and #3 on your list. When I went to #4 (quoted above), it gave me a list of scripts I could copy. What do I do with those scripts to "install" the function?
Many thanks!
:-)
All the rest just install, they are safe and you may not even notice them until you visit parts of the site you've never seen before.
Those are the important ones for RHP that work in conjunction with Greasemonkey giving info and saving info and adding nice little features.
The descriptions are not the best I feel, and I don't even realize what they were doing until I log in here with another web browser and notice things are missing.
Hope that helps.
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19 Sep 07
Originally posted by MrJohnClick on the blue links on the right of the screen. Then a little pop-up will appear and after 3 or 4 seconds, you'll be able to click on install.
So, educate me, here. (Always a dangerous requesst, I know! )
I'm using firefox and I installed #2 and #3 on your list. When I went to #4 (quoted above), it gave me a list of scripts I could copy. What do I do with those scripts to "install" the function?
Many thanks!
:-)
That's it.
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