So, I'm aware that the Turk Berserk blog is no longer active. But, I was able to install the "Add Current Balance" script into GreaseMonkey and enable it. (I pulled the script off another board). Even though it's installed correctly, the script is enabled, and I changed the HTTP to HTTPS - the script is still failing to work. Any ideas? Secondly, I downloaded a few other Turk Berserk scripts and they some how ended up as raw code files on my desktop. How do I get them into GreaseMonkey?
I don't use the one in question myself. Although quickly looking at it, you need to also edit the URL in the script itself(http -> https). Just manage user scripts in Greasemonkey and choose edit for the proper one. If your download files are *.js files, all you need to do is drag them into the Firefox window--I think that would be the easiest way.
Last time I checked Turk Beserk was no longer active. Even if you edit the URL in the script from http to https it doesn't work. You will have to look elsewhere to get helpful scripts.
I just tested it with the simple required edit and it works great. To explain clearer, the line in question, needs to be: var account_settings = "https://www.mturk.com/mturk/youraccount"; The attached image shows what is added on the dashboard page. Obviously, you won't have the same amount of money as me in your payments account.
Are you talking about the items script partially breaking when Firefox is upgraded from 3.01 to 3.5? The check boxes still work, but the layout is screwed up. It's displaying the items vertically instead of horizontally. They're harder to compare when they're not side by side and you have to scroll up and down the page.
This thread was talking about the 'Add Current Balance' script so far. As I don't do those HITs very often, It would take me a while to verify. Looks like is something to do with the cell size. Maybe someone else knows more right now...