RARBG Torrents - Dynamic Column Highlighting v5

Highlights torrents based on dynamic column identification, focusing on the 'S.' column.

Author
sharmanhall
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0
Total installs
3
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Version
5.0
Created
2024-04-24
Updated
2024-04-24
License
MIT
Applies to

Dynamic Seeder Highlight for RARBG Torrents

Enhance your browsing experience on RARBG with this Tampermonkey script that dynamically highlights torrent rows based on seeder counts. This script is specifically designed to focus on the 'Seeders' column, identifying torrents with a high number of seeders and applying a visual highlight to those rows, making it easier to spot popular torrents.

Features

  • Dynamic Column Detection: Automatically finds the 'Seeders' column, regardless of table configuration changes.
  • Color-Coded Highlights: Rows are highlighted in varying shades of green, with intensity based on the number of seeders. Torrents with 100 or more seeders are highlighted, making them stand out.
  • Automatic Updates: Continuously checks and updates highlights every second to ensure visibility even as new data loads.

Usage

Simply install the script, and visit any supported RARBG proxy or main site. The script runs automatically, adjusting the visual presentation of torrent listings by highlighting those with high seeder counts.

Supported URLs

  • Includes a wide range of RARBG domains and proxies, ensuring functionality across different access points.

This script is perfect for regular RARBG users who want to quickly identify highly seeded torrents without manually scanning the entire list.

Installation

Install this script via Tampermonkey on your browser, and it will automatically activate when you navigate to any supported RARBG page.

Customization

To customize the highlight colors based on your preferences or to create a gradient effect, modify the getHighlightColor function in the script. Here is the default function:

function getHighlightColor(seederCount) {
    if (seederCount >= 1000) return "#c0edc8"; // Very light green
    if (seederCount >= 500) return "#c0edc8"; // Light green-blue
    return "#C0EDC8"; // Almost white with a hint of green
}

To introduce a gradient effect, you could adjust the function as follows:

function getHighlightColor(seederCount) {
    if (seederCount >= 1000) return "linear-gradient(to right, #c0edc8, #a4de95)"; // Green gradient
    if (seederCount >= 500) return "linear-gradient(to right, #c0edc8, #88c9b7)"; // Green-blue gradient
    return "#C0EDC8"; // Solid light green
}

Feedback

Feel free to share your suggestions or improvements for this script. Happy downloading!