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Nvm found a guy on freelancer.com
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I used to have this Tampermonkey userscript that lets me highlight multiple words in different colors on a webpage. It was written for Opera 10 probably 15 years ago but I switched to Chrome years ago and put the script in Tampermonkey and it just sort of worked (well enough) until recently. I guess some recent update in Chrome broke it and I'm seeing if someone can fix it/clean it up. I don't know poo poo about programming or javascript so I have no idea how easy/difficult this is. Basically, by pressing the tilde key (shift + ~) it brings a bar up at the top of the page where I can enter in terms for highlighting. https://textbin.net/nw1etzvvul I'd be glad to paypal some $ for this!
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Chunjee posted:quick google search lead me to https://greasyfork.org/en/scripts/7251-enhanced-word-highlight Thanks for taking a look. I've tried pretty much every other script I could find (including the Enhanced Word Highlight and Text Highlight and Seek on greasyfork) and they either mess up the javascript on the page or crash the browser (Error code: RESULT_CODE_HUNG) on a website I have to use for research. Many of the highlighting scripts also don't catch multiple word terms if there's a html tag between them. If I want to highlight the term "green block" and the html is <span>green</span> block, then neither script above catches these. Basically I'm hoping it's not a big endeavor to make some modifications to the original script and keep using it edit: Also, the key to activate the script doesn't matter to me, whether it's ~ or Alt+/ Can paypal $100 just because it makes my life a little easier at work
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