Bandit Design

I’ve written a Greasemonkey userscript (compatible with Google Chrome) that fixes the majority of annoyances and usability flaws with lighthouseapp.com.

It adds the following;

• Ensures that ticket states remain visible after clicking “prioritize” to re-order.
• Lets you update the state, title and user of a ticket inline by clicking on a ticket (see screenshot).
• Shows the search for tickets form at all times in a more convenient location.
• Adds a “mark as resolved” button to tickets that sets the state of your ticket to resolved, and takes you back to the index view.
• Adds a “update & resolve” button to tickets that submits any updates or comments you’ve added, and sets the state to resolved.
• Always displays the “edit title” box, and hides the tag and attachment boxes behind a link.
• Reduces the size of the comments box.
• When creating a ticket; hides empty space-wasting blue bar, reduces the size of the ticket description, selects you as the default assigned user, selects the first milestone by default, and shows the notification options by default.
• Adds a “create and create another” button when creating a ticket so you can create new tickets faster.
• Adds a “add and add another” button when creating a milestone so you can create new milestones faster.
• When viewing a milestone; gives you a link to “view as tickets” letting you bulk edit the tickets in your current view.
• When viewing a milestone from the ticket view; gives you a link to “view milestone” so you can prioritize your current view.
• Makes prioritize buttons look sexier.
• Attempts to hide the vertical scrollbar when it isn’t necessary.
• Checks for new versions of the script, and notifies you in the top menu when they are available.

Enjoy. I know I will.