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Compass Scraper v0.5.4
Compass Scraper 0.5.4
Timeline, performance graphs, task status and search everywhere.
Download
| System | File |
|---|---|
| Windows 10/11 | Compass-Scraper-0.5.4-Windows.zip: unzip it, then run Compass Scraper.exe |
| macOS | Compass-Scraper-0.5.4-macOS.zip: unzip it and open Compass Scraper.app. The app isn't notarized by Apple, so macOS blocks it the first time: open System Settings → Privacy & Security and click Open Anyway |
| Linux | Compass-Scraper-0.5.4-Linux.tar.gz: extract it and run Compass Scraper/Compass Scraper |
New
- Timeline: every due date in one list (Overdue, Today, This week, Next week, Later).
- Add your own items, mark things done, and remove tasks you don't need to see.
- Export to Google, Apple or Outlook Calendar as an
.icsfile.
- Performance: graphs for each academic year. It only includes Assessments and Assignments.
- Every marked task falls into exactly one category: VCE Number Scores (e.g. 9.5), SACs (percentages) or Exams (percentages on tasks with "exam" in the name).
- Each category shows marks task by task (or by due date), your average per subject, and a results table coloured Towards, At, Above or Well above level.
- A results breakdown counts every level result.
- Task status: Graded, Submitted, Done, Overdue, Due soon or Pending.
- Tasks with a mark or an uploaded file count as complete automatically.
- You can mark any other task done yourself.
- Search everything (Ctrl+K): search every task in every year.
- Use filters like
status:overdue,has:rubricorsubject:english. - Browse also has Status and Score type filters.
- Use filters like
- HTML portfolio: shows the same status badges and has the same status and "has" filters.
- Overview: now shows how many tasks are completed or overdue, and Coming up includes your own items.
Fixes
- Sign in here: a new sign-in window inside the app. You sign in to Compass there, and it works on Windows, macOS and Linux without reading any other browser.
- macOS sign-in: the app now finds Firefox, Zen, Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, Vivaldi and Opera profiles on a Mac, and adds Safari. Clear messages explain macOS's Full Disk Access and Keychain prompts.
- Fixed the macOS app showing as damaged, and the in-app sign-in crashing in the packaged Linux app.
- Zen browser: now supported on every system.
- Bare numbers too big to be a level score (e.g. 100 or 82) now count as percentages, so they go to SACs or Exams, never VCE Number Scores.
- Average by subject now scrolls when you have lots of subjects, and scroll bars match the theme.
- Input boxes on the Sync page are now the same height.
- Dropdowns are redesigned to match the light and dark themes, and their hover text is readable in light mode.
Known issues
- Windows: recent Chrome and Edge lock their cookies, so the app can't read your session from them. Use Sign in here, Firefox or Zen.
- Tasks without an online submission (for example, in-class tests) show as Overdue until a result comes out. Use Mark done for those.