More Diff Info adds more information about the revisions of a diff to the diff page. It adds the revision IDs, the revision sizes, and ORES information. For the later revision, it also adds the change in size and the length of time between the revisions.

• Add the following to your common.js or your skin.js:

importScript('User:BrandonXLF/MoreDiffInfo.js'); // [[User:BrandonXLF/MoreDiffInfo.js]]

• Alternatively, use the following instead of the above:

mw.loader.load('/w/index.php?title=User:BrandonXLF/MoreDiffInfo.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript'); // [[User:BrandonXLF/MoreDiffInfo.js]]

• To install on other wikis (for instance, globally in your global.js on Meta-Wiki), use the following code:

mw.loader.load('https://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=User:BrandonXLF/MoreDiffInfo.js&action=raw&ctype=text/javascript');

• After installing reload the page and clear your cache

Earlier revision: <rev ID> | <size> | <ORES score>

Later revision: <rev ID> | <size> (<change in size>) | <ORES score> | <time later>

rev ID

The revision id of the revision. A unique identifier assigned to the revision.

size

The size of the wikitext of the article in bytes for that revision. Note that this is not the size of the readable text on the page and also includes contents, which are not visible to readers.

change in size

The change in the size of the article between the earlier and later revision. This, along with the size, is helpful for identifying the scale of the changes made to the page and can be useful for identifying when sections or the entire page are blanked.

ORES score

The ORES score of the revision, if any. If there is no ORES score, the text No ORES is shown instead. When there is a score, it is presented as <damaging percent> <good faith percent> .

damaging percent

The likeliness that the edit causes damage and is disruptive, according to ORES.

good faith percent

The likeliness that the edit is good faith, according to ORES.

time later

The amount of time later the later revision was created after the earlier revision.

Comments are welcome on my talk page, be sure to indicate that you're talking about this script in the title. I would really like any suggestion to make the script run better.