Nice voted yes

Nice job!
Voted yes

I took your advice and did exactly that using localStorage. Since localStorage can only pass strings, I had to use JSON.stringify/parse to be able to pass the gold value/date array, which introduced a new issue with decoding JSON dates (see http://weblog.west-wind.com/posts/2014/Jan/06/JavaScript-JSON-Date-Parsing-and-real-Dates ) so what I did instead is rewrite it to keep using unix time and only convert that to real dates at the last second. I also had to reset the localstorage manually every time I wanted to test something but that's merely an inconvenience

Anyway, here's the slightly cleaner code for version 2:

http://pastebin.com/YyPjMB51

And the JSFiddle to try it out:

https://jsfiddle.net/m7vgwz19/

It seems to work on my end for March and April now, unfortunately I've only got two months' worth of gold logs to test it with so I'm not 100% confident it works with more, but it should. Would love it if someone could try it out and report back.

And thanks for your support everyone! I really appreciate it.

This post was edited by annexusquam on Apr 26 2016 08:45pm

Thanks to Rigzy who helped me test it I know it should work on as many months as needed. The script can't view months individually anymore though (it uses everything it finds in local storage), and I forgot to change the title. Still, it's progress and those are issues I can fix

Here's what it looks like with his gold logs dating to 2011:

https://i.imgur.com/KCWNlZG.jpg

And here's my less impressive "rags-to-riches" history:

https://i.imgur.com/U8tkzcs.jpg

This post was edited by annexusquam on Apr 27 2016 09:49pm

Added a button to switch between monthly & cumulative view.

Code: http://pastebin.com/c0eeVemX

Bookmarklet: https://jsfiddle.net/1snyk7eb/1/

And a quick demo:

Bump in case someone wants to use it.

Will let this thread die after that.

Don't give up man!
I'll keep bumping if I have to.

Yes.

100% yes