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See behavior of div#variation_color_name when div#variation_style_name is changed on
https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00E4LGVUO

Workaround

After changing style, reload the page.

Example

This image is from after I selected the "no mic" style, which is priced at $8.99, but the color variations still show prices for the "with mic" style.

Coupons may be available on some variations but not others.
These can substantially change how variations compare in price, which is the intended goal of this script.
I'm working on adding support for detecting coupons on variation pages that are requested.
At present the script is aborted if it detects that Amzaon listed pricing on variations on the current page.
We can still consider grabbing coupon information from other ASINs in this case.

If anyone has thoughts, please comment below.

Notes:

• I don't think the chance of a coupon appearing on any product is very high, which would mean a lot of unhelpful requests.
• We could limit checks to only if the currently-viewed product page has a coupon, but that defeats the purpose of finding a better deal, unless a higher coupon is available on a variation (which I believe is also uncommon).
• I don't have any data to back up either of these assumptions I'm making. I'm definitely biased against making requests that yield no value.

Obviously needs to add headers, maybe a floating table of contents?

The new "Speed = 1.0x" button added in 1.2 (to quickly switch to normal speed) does not appear when a link is opened in a new tab in the background (e.g. middle mouse click).

As an Atlas user, I want the collection's "refresh" button to be visible at all times (e.g. when scrolling through the collection)

As a library patron (borrower) I want to search for a book by quickly filtering for the branch where I'm currently visiting.

The default site requires me to: (1) click "More", (2) scroll down, (3) click branch checkbox, and (4) click apply. Scrolling is currently extra annoying because my trackpad is being fussy.

There are several other options users might want to use which are equally click-intensive, especially Location (town, as opposed to branch, which is likely used by residents of most towns which have a single branch)

It takes too long to fetch pages when quickly switching variations. It isn't nice to Amazon either.