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Places your upvoted answers first. Useful when re-visiting questions. Works on all StackExchange sites. Chrome extension that sorts StackOverflow answers by your upvotes. Open source https://github.com/jossef/stackoverflow-upvote-first Why I did this? --------------- I find myself re-visit StackOverflow questions I've already read. When there are multiple answers (and approaches to solve something), I upvote my chosen answer Some time later, I find myself re-visit that question. Since I want to spare that research i already did in the past, I try to find the upvoted answers made by my user (to get an acknowledge by myself). Scrolling down? ---------------- What bothers me in this process is the fact that answers aren't always at the top and i have to scroll down to the bottom to see them. That's sucks. Therefore I made this chrome extension that re-sorts the answers by your votes. For instance, if you upvoted an answer and revisited that question later, it will appear first in the answers list Background ---------- I suggested this feature on Meta StackExchange. However, upon this day I still waited and it seems this might not got the attention of their Product Manager. Since I see StackOverflow as an important tool in my daily routine, I implemented this chrome extension as a weekend project mainly to help myself and other developers be more productive :+1:.
Apr 26, 2022
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