So I've created a few scripts, and eventually I realized I should consolidate them into just one script, and let them share commonly used code etc.
That resulted in what I've chosen to call AquaTools, and unlike Torn Tools (which I haven't used a lot tbh), it's not meant to be a one size fits all solution. Instead I've focused on modularity, where you start with essentially nothing and can toggle individual modules on or off. Another focus has been making the modules as subtle as possible, easy to use and highly customizable. But enough ranting, let me walk you through the thing:
After installing you'll get a new status icon:
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When you click it you'll find the settings page:
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There are currently 12 modules available:
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Oh, and I almost forgot. AquaTools updates automatically, as long as you haven't turned that feature off in Tampermonkey. So when I push out updates you'll get access to new modules and settings without having to do anything, although new stuff will always be toggled off by default.
That resulted in what I've chosen to call AquaTools, and unlike Torn Tools (which I haven't used a lot tbh), it's not meant to be a one size fits all solution. Instead I've focused on modularity, where you start with essentially nothing and can toggle individual modules on or off. Another focus has been making the modules as subtle as possible, easy to use and highly customizable. But enough ranting, let me walk you through the thing:
After installing you'll get a new status icon:
[image: i.imgur.com]
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When you click it you'll find the settings page:
[image: i.imgur.com]
-
There are currently 12 modules available:
[image: i.imgur.com]
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Oh, and I almost forgot. AquaTools updates automatically, as long as you haven't turned that feature off in Tampermonkey. So when I push out updates you'll get access to new modules and settings without having to do anything, although new stuff will always be toggled off by default.