When you start a convo from the receipt page (using the buyer info or contact buyer hacks), this hack adds "Etsy order #123456" to the subject, and a link to the receipt to the body of the message.
This hack was originally suggested by Carol Bradley.
- Install Firefox and Greasemonkey if you haven't already got them. You'll need to restart Firefox after installing Greasemonkey.
- Once Greasemonkey is installed and running, if you don't already have it, install the buyer info hack and/or the contact buyer hack.
- Then, follow this link (or click on the orange "install" button above).
- The "order convo enhancer" script will be downloaded, and Greasemonkey will ask if you want to install it. Assuming you trust me, click "Install".
- Go to one of your receipts. The buyer info box will have a link to start a new convo - click it.
- A new convo screen will appear, with the order number in the subject box and a link to the receipt in the message.
New convo screen before:
New convo screen after:
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