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Adds kudos-per-hit ratios to the stats of Archive of Our Own fics.
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Shows you a percentage of how many of its readers gave it kudos to the stats section of all Archive of Our Own fics, right after the Hits count. Also includes a customizable bar for a nice visual of how the fics stack up. This way you can easily compare the quality of different fics, no matter how many views they have.
Note: Doesn't work for fics that have either Kudos or Hits hidden.
Latest reviews
- (2023-10-19) n o: 19 Oct 2023 the calculations were not correct for quite a few. some reaching 1300% and 970% i noticed this with some other kudos/hit ratio extensions as well
- (2023-08-08) paola m.: messed up
- (2023-06-26) Temperance Wilthire: Trying to remove this extension (because I found its features were already integrated in a more feature-complete extension) from Vivaldi results in an instant crash, and disabling it results in a crash loop whenever you launch the browser. Vivaldi may not be your intended browser for developing the extension, but the average user doesn't know how to go about deleting an extension from their browser folder. This is pretty bad.
- (2022-05-08) Aj: Seems good for anything with lower ratios -- but anything over 20% breaks the bar. It overflows and doesn't display correctly, making the bar essentially useless. Would also prefer at least one decimal place shown, since so many of these values are so close together. Too much rounding with full numbers only.
- (2020-08-23) Yana B.: Love this! The bar makes it easier for me to browse for works with high ratios. Of course, not all good works will have high kudos-to-hit ratios, but seeing the ratio does help A LOT. For anyone curious, the bar fills completely at 20% on my device. I like that it displays the ratio as a percentage!
- (2019-09-23) Katie Willems: Thanks for this! Used to use "AO3 TrueRank," and loved using that as an indicator so much that since it's stopped working I've just been (roughly) calculating the ratio in my head. (Easy when you're looking for something nearing 10%!) This one's slightly different, and I LOVE how visual it is and that the numerical value is written as a percentage. The red bar makes it so much easier to skim down the page. Thanks for putting this together! Definitely recommend. One POSSIBLE request: adding decimals to the percentages. E.g. a 7.1% versus a 7.6% versus a 7.9%, rather than a lumped round-number of 7% or 8%.