Lists: Badge for titles in one of your lists

Hi Needham,

Yes, I know that we can check if the title can be verified via the down-arrow to the right of “+ Add to Watchlist” but it's not practical at all !!

Technically it's not very complex to do it, just it's need to modify the SQL query that make appear the yellow check mark.

I think it's an idea very helpful, if not we need to put all titles in the watchlist without organization.

Regards,  

I have a theoretical question: is the IMDb development team considering adding one more check mark on each poster, this time for the Check-ins? The Watchlist has such feature, so is there a remote possibility that also the Check-ins will have one?

I mean something similar to this:

Of course it could be made exclusive, so a title would need to be either in one or the other list, not both.

12Aug2024 Edit to say: To my knowledge, the script no longer works.

I have a user script (works via Tampermonkey) that does what you describe, and colorizes titles according to the settings I specify (modifying the code of the script.) I didn't write the script, just found it online a few years ago. Search for "IMDb 'My Movies' enhancer". IMDb would be much LESS fun/useful without it.

12Aug2024 Edit to say: To my knowledge, the script no longer works.

It works for Chrome under Tampermonkey.
Don't know if the author still supports Firefox/Greasemonkey.
Here's a sample:

But you have to modify the color specifics.
On version 2020.02.28  [1.48], color specifications start around line 255. The next paragraph for controlling which list(s) get the color when a title/name is on multiple lists (var listOrder). Those are the only places I customize.
And you have to load the highlighting data into memory using the button on the Your Lists page:

12Aug2024 Edit to say: To my knowledge, the script no longer works.

I can't resist. Here's a cast list, complete with colorized people. The brown (actually DarkGoldenrod) are people on my newly minted list of actors with 100+ sound credits.

12Aug2024 Edit to say: To my knowledge, the script no longer works.

I have over 100 title lists, and use a few colors. Here's an idea of how I use them (without the 3 people colors), and I prioritize "own":
      customColors["Your Watchlist"] = "DarkOrchid";
      customColors["Your check-ins"] = "DarkGreen";
      customColors["DefaultColor"]   = "DarkOrange";
      customColors["Your ratings"]   = "LimeGreen";
      customColors["Netflix Ratings"] = "LimeGreen";
      customColors["online free"] = "Black";
      customColors["own"] = "MediumVioletRed";
      customColors["WISHLIST dancing"] = "Turquoise";
      customColors["WISHLIST non dancing"] = "Turquoise";
      customColors["WISHLIST opera"] = "Turquoise";
      customColors["Watchlist, already released"] = "Turquoise";

@bderoes​ Is this still working to this day ?Cannot figure out how to make it work

Unfortunately, it no longer works.

@jaythird​ 

I've edited my posts above to add this:

12Aug2024 Edit to say: To my knowledge, the script no longer works.