About

A browser extension for Fallen London that lets you mark storylets, branches, and cards as favourite or avoided.

Favourites are highlighted in green and move to the top of the list. Avoided choices are highlighted in red, sink to the bottom, and can be protected from accidental clicks.

Available for Chrome and Firefox, including Firefox for Android.

Settings

Each storylet, branch, and card on the page gets a small toggle button. Click it to mark items as favourite or avoided (or back to neutral). The extension highlights them and can reorder the list and protect against accidental clicks. All of this is configurable on the Options page.

Open the extension's Options page from your browser's extension menu.

Reordering

Controls whether the extension changes the order of storylets and branches on the page, or just highlights them.

• Highlight only — colour-code favourites (green) and avoided (red) without moving anything. The list stays in its original order.
• Reorder unlocked — favourites move to the top, avoided to the bottom. Only affects unlocked storylets — locked ones stay in place.
• Reorder all — same as above, but also reorders locked storylets and branches.

Click mode

How the toggle button cycles between favourite, avoided, and neutral.

• Cycle — each click advances to the next state: → → → . On mobile, each tap does the same.
• Modifier click — click for , Ctrl+Click for . On mobile: tap to favourite, long press to avoid.

Click protection

Prevents accidental clicks on avoided storylets and cards. Useful when you've marked something as avoided specifically to not click on it by mistake.

• Off — no protection. Clicking an avoided item works as normal.
• Hold to bypass — avoided items ignore regular clicks. Hold Shift and click to go through. On mobile: long press to bypass.
• Confirmation click — first click shows a warning overlay, second click confirms. On mobile: first tap warns, second tap confirms.

Import & Export

Transfer your favourites and settings between browsers or devices using the Export and Import buttons on the Options page.

Export

Click Export to download a JSON file with all your favourites and current settings. Keep it as a backup or use it to transfer data to another browser.

Import

Click Import and select a previously exported JSON file. You'll see a summary of what's in the file — how many favourites and avoids for each category — before confirming.

Cross-device sync

If you're signed into Chrome Sync or Firefox Account, your favourites and settings sync automatically. No need to export and import manually — changes appear on all your devices.

Migrating from another fork

If you previously used Playing Favourites by kav2k or any of its forks, you can import your existing data into this extension.

Unfortunately, browser extensions can't access each other's storage, so the process requires a few manual steps: you'll export the old extension's data through the browser's DevTools console, save it to a file, and then import it here.

Chrome

1. Open chrome://extensions in the address bar
2. Turn on Developer mode (toggle in the top right corner)
3. Find the old extension in the list
4. Click the Service Worker link (or background page for older extensions) — a DevTools window will open

5. Switch to the Console tab
6. Paste the following script and press Enter:

chrome.storage.local.get(null, (data) => {
  console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
});

7. Right-click the output string in the console and select Copy string contents
8. Open a text editor (Notepad, TextEdit, etc.), paste the text, and save the file as fl-dump.json
9. Open Fallen London Favourites Options → click Import → select the file you just saved (see Import & Export for details)

Firefox

1. Open about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox in the address bar
2. Find the old extension in the list
3. Click Inspect — a DevTools window will open

4. Switch to the Console tab
5. Paste the following script and press Enter:

browser.storage.local.get(null).then((data) => {
  console.log(JSON.stringify(data));
});

6. Right-click the output string and select Copy string contents
7. Paste into a text editor and save as fl-dump.json
8. Open Fallen London Favourites Options → click Import → select the file (see Import & Export for details)