Change MTurk page titles to be more specific, instead of most just saying "Amazon Mechanical Turk".
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Change MTurk page titles to be more specific, instead of most just saying "Amazon Mechanical Turk".
This userscript is more helpful if you're also using a browser add-on/extension that allow you to see a list of your open tabs' titles, such as Tab Mix Plus for Firefox (enable its Opened Tabs toolbar button), and Quick Tab or Tabs Outliner for Chrome.
When actively working on a HIT, if you have the "mTurk Title Bar Timer" userscript installed, its frequently-reappended timer will override my one-time title appending, and just display for example "Amazon Mechanical Turk - 0:0:14:33" as usual. If it doesn't, ensure the Title Bar Time script comes sooner than this one in your Greasemonkey/Tampermonkey execution order settings.
Example resulting page titles include:
In the v2.0 update, among other things, I added display of prevRequester value for certain types of URLs. The prevRequester value shows up in the URL when redirected to 'all HITs' search results from preview/panda link with no more HITs available after you accepted at least one in that group; if not already included in the URL from having accepted a previous HIT in the group, you can make a note of the requester name (and any other information you want) by adding this value to the URL yourself; use + signs for spaces (e.g. &prevRequester=Turk+Experiment or &prevRequester=Turk+Experiment+Faces+1 ). I also added prevRequester title display support for requester ID results pages with no results found; this value doesn't ever appear in these URLs on its own, but you can make a note of the requester name or anything else by adding this value to the URL yourself; again, use + signs for spaces. This makes it easier to tell which tabs you left open/refreshing for what reason; I added prevRequester values to the URLs for all my requester ID bookmarks and panda bookmarks.
And at the very bottom of the script, there's now a line you can uncomment (remove the // in front of) if you want to make all mturk.com page titles start with 'AMT' instead of 'Amazon Mechanical Turk'.
See also: my MTG thread post
For many more MTurk-related userscripts, see the Turking Scripts set.