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EDIT: as you can see, the OP is now highlighted a bit more clearly, in 2021! But this may change, or someone might want a more striking contrast.

When the Original Poster of a question comments somewhere on the question page, theirhis name is sort of highlighted:

 

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Here it was Mitch (in case you didn't notice), who had asked for a female equivalent to guys on English.SE.

I can hardly spot the difference on my monitor; I've tried changing the contrast, but it remains very subtle. I often miss it.

Is there any Greasemonkey script that somehow increases the visibility of this "OP" highlighting? Or is there some other way to do it? Sadly, I can hardly program at all, and I couldn't write a single line in Javascript if my life depended on it, or I'd create a GM script this instant. I live at english.stackexchange.com, so I'm looking for a solution that would work there.

When the Original Poster of a question comments somewhere on the question page, their name is sort of highlighted:

 

I can hardly spot the difference on my monitor; I've tried changing the contrast, but it remains very subtle. I often miss it.

Is there any Greasemonkey script that somehow increases the visibility of this "OP" highlighting? Or is there some other way to do it? Sadly, I can hardly program at all, and I couldn't write a single line in Javascript if my life depended on it, or I'd create a GM script this instant. I live at english.stackexchange.com, so I'm looking for a solution that would work there.

EDIT: as you can see, the OP is now highlighted a bit more clearly, in 2021! But this may change, or someone might want a more striking contrast.

When the Original Poster of a question comments somewhere on the question page, his name is sort of highlighted:

enter image description here

Here it was Mitch (in case you didn't notice), who had asked for a female equivalent to guys on English.SE.

I can hardly spot the difference on my monitor; I've tried changing the contrast, but it remains very subtle. I often miss it.

Is there any Greasemonkey script that somehow increases the visibility of this "OP" highlighting? Or is there some other way to do it? Sadly, I can hardly program at all, and I couldn't write a single line in Javascript if my life depended on it, or I'd create a GM script this instant. I live at english.stackexchange.com, so I'm looking for a solution that would work there.

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I apologize if this question is off topic or has already been asked; I couldn't find anything related.

When the Original Poster of a question comments somewhere on the question page, histheir name is sort of highlighted:

http://fhc.quickmediasolutions.com/image/1384657048.png

 

Here it was Mitch (in case you didn't notice), who had asked for a female equivalent to guys on English.SE. I can hardly spot the difference on my monitor; I've tried changing the contrast, but it remains very subtle. I often miss it.

Is there any Greasemonkey script that somehow increases the visibility of this "OP" highlighting? Or is there some other way to do it? Sadly, I can hardly program at all, and I couldn't write a single line in Javascript if my life depended on it, or I'd create a GM script this instant. I live at english.stackexchange.com, so I'm looking for a solution that would work there. Thanks for your attention.

I apologize if this question is off topic or has already been asked; I couldn't find anything related.

When the Original Poster of a question comments somewhere on the question page, his name is sort of highlighted:

http://fhc.quickmediasolutions.com/image/1384657048.png

Here it was Mitch (in case you didn't notice), who had asked for a female equivalent to guys on English.SE. I can hardly spot the difference on my monitor; I've tried changing the contrast, but it remains very subtle. I often miss it.

Is there any Greasemonkey script that somehow increases the visibility of this "OP" highlighting? Or is there some other way to do it? Sadly, I can hardly program at all, and I couldn't write a single line in Javascript if my life depended on it, or I'd create a GM script this instant. I live at english.stackexchange.com, so I'm looking for a solution that would work there. Thanks for your attention.

When the Original Poster of a question comments somewhere on the question page, their name is sort of highlighted:

 

I can hardly spot the difference on my monitor; I've tried changing the contrast, but it remains very subtle. I often miss it.

Is there any Greasemonkey script that somehow increases the visibility of this "OP" highlighting? Or is there some other way to do it? Sadly, I can hardly program at all, and I couldn't write a single line in Javascript if my life depended on it, or I'd create a GM script this instant. I live at english.stackexchange.com, so I'm looking for a solution that would work there.

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Is there a way to increase the contrast of the special highlighting that is applied to the OP of a question?

I apologize if this question is off topic or has already been asked; I couldn't find anything related.

When the Original Poster of a question comments somewhere on the question page, his name is sort of highlighted:

http://fhc.quickmediasolutions.com/image/1384657048.png

Here it was Mitch (in case you didn't notice), who had asked for a female equivalent to guys on English.SE. I can hardly spot the difference on my monitor; I've tried changing the contrast, but it remains very subtle. I often miss it.

Is there any Greasemonkey script that somehow increases the visibility of this "OP" highlighting? Or is there some other way to do it? Sadly, I can hardly program at all, and I couldn't write a single line in Javascript if my life depended on it, or I'd create a GM script this instant. I live at english.stackexchange.com, so I'm looking for a solution that would work there. Thanks for your attention.