So there’s a browser extension called Sauce for Strava that simply put, tweaks some of the appearance of strava pages, and exposes more data and adds visuals on your own and other riders’ activities. I don’t know too much as I just found it yesterday and I don’t see it mentioned at all in the forum. It’s really cool how much more this plugin adds to the strava site and everyone should check it out. You may be sharing more to other strava users than you think. Here’s their site with a quick walkthrough video: https://saucellc.io/
Edit: This got flagged for spam, I don’t know how appease whoever flagged it. Just wanted to bring this tool to other cyclists’ attention
It’s a pretty great tool. It’ll give you NP for selections on the analysis which is cool. It also puts the comments on the ride overview screen so you don’t have to click the button and they recently added a button to kudo all rides on your feed. It doesn’t do anything revolutionary but it’s a lot of features that just elevate Strava a notch.
I installed it ages ago and had forgotten just how forlorn regular old Strava looks without it. It is a fantastic tool.
Apart from being great for ride analysis, they recently added the ability to measure your kJ output equivalent in beers or pizza or a whole bunch of other foods, giving you reward ideas for your efforts!
I’ve never had any comments on it (weight/FTP), that leads me to think its only visible if you’ve installed the plugin and I can only see the Sauce stats on my own PC where I’ve installed Strava Sauce.
That sounds about right on how it works currently.
As long as you have the extension installed you are able to see someone else’s FTP and weight. Without extension using another browser nothing is displayed.
There are also some codes in the advanced options with people’s last known weight and ftp.
I was wondering then how to hide that info as I cannot seem to find an option to do so.
I’m more annoyed I can’t see other people’s entered weight and thus W/kg for certain climbs anymore haha. Made a ticket for it but apparently there’s nothing they can do about it.
Correct, or at least that’s wat they told me… Which is annoying because I used it quite often when checking for gran fondos and so on that I wanted to do, to see what the leading group or whichever one was pushing on the climbs in the year before