Guides/Userscripts

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Could not edit MB without these:

mb. INLINE STUFF: musicbrainz.org release page: Inline recording names, comments, ISRC, PUID and AcoustID. Highlights duplicates in releases and edits.
MusicBrainz Copyable artist credits: In addition to copyable ACs, it lets you edit all tracks that have the same artist. Requires some caution though.

These make MB much easier to edit

MB. check all votes (dblclick to vote single edit) 1.0: Adds some buttons to check all unvoted edits (Yes/No/Abs/None) at once in the edit search page. Use shift+click to force all votes, a vote reset button is also available to cancel shift+click (musicbrainz) + Double click radio to vote single edit.
mb. FUNKEY ILLUSTRATED RECORDS 1.0: musicbrainz.org: CAA front cover art archive pictures/images (release groups and releases) Big illustrated discography and/or inline everywhere possible without cluttering the pages
mb. TAGGER LINKS NOW 2012.1106.2230: musicbrainz.org: Quickly show or update "TAGGER" links with desired port
MusicBrainz - Colourful edits 1.0: A script to add colour to the edit headers in the edit search results.
MusicBrainz Fast cancel edits: Makes canceling edits much less painful, no need to go to a new page and enter a comment for each one.

MusicBrainz - Batch-add composer/lyricist/librettist/arranger/orchestrator/publisher/part-of relationships 1.0: Create various relationships between an artist and the selected works or "part of" relationships between a main work and selected works from an artist's works list. Based on bitmap's 'Batch-add "performance of" relationships' userscript.
MusicBrainz Relate recordings to works from a release: the predecessor to the relationship editor, just does the works side of it. Has nicer date editing than the rel. editor.
MusicBrainz - Link work to recordings 1.0: MusicBrainz : Batch linking a work to recordings

Extra MusicBrainz/AcoustID integration 1.0: Display additional AcoustID data on MusicBrainz mostly icons on tracks which have acoustIDs. Would be better if it did this anywhere a recording appeared, and maybe indicated how many acoustIDs there were.