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About this mod
Userscript to add the mod name to the page title when browsing Morrowind Modding History, so you can tell what each tab or favorite is actually for.
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Morrowind Modding History is a wonderful resource for the Morrowind community, providing access to a massive catalog of old mods that would otherwise be lost to time. It has one major flaw though: every page on the site has the same page title, "Morrowind Modding History". This makes it stupidly difficult to navigate with multiple tabs open, and to keep track of favorited pages from the site.
So I read through some stackoverflow and tossed this together to help protect my own sanity. This is a userscript that runs on mod pages on Morrowind Modding History. It grabs the mod name from the page and shoves it onto the front of the page title.
As far as using this goes, adding userscripts to your browser can be done in a wide variety of ways and will depend on what web browser you use. Searching on google or duckduckgo is your friend here. Personally, I use Firefox as my browser with Tampermonkey as my userscript manager.
This is provided as is. The code is right there for you to check yourself. It shouldn't effect any pages outside of Morrowind Modding History, but I can't say for certain that it won't add stuff to the title of non-mod pages on the site.
No licensing, permissions, etc required for re-use or modification. Don't even have to give credit. I spent more time on this description than the userscript itself.
So I read through some stackoverflow and tossed this together to help protect my own sanity. This is a userscript that runs on mod pages on Morrowind Modding History. It grabs the mod name from the page and shoves it onto the front of the page title.
As far as using this goes, adding userscripts to your browser can be done in a wide variety of ways and will depend on what web browser you use. Searching on google or duckduckgo is your friend here. Personally, I use Firefox as my browser with Tampermonkey as my userscript manager.
This is provided as is. The code is right there for you to check yourself. It shouldn't effect any pages outside of Morrowind Modding History, but I can't say for certain that it won't add stuff to the title of non-mod pages on the site.
No licensing, permissions, etc required for re-use or modification. Don't even have to give credit. I spent more time on this description than the userscript itself.