Just a though I had when I finished doing my quests for the day and started playing item finder. When you play item finder, you click a link to start, then a link to buy the item, then a link to turn in the item. It's the same for quests, a link to start, a link for the item(s) and then a link to turn them in. But where item finder is faster, is after you turn in your item, it gives you a link to start the next level right on that page. For quests, you have to go back to the quest home page, and then click the link to start the next quest. It's only one extra click (and I know for ads and such clicks are money, so I totally understand from a business standpoint if something like this were never implemented) but when you're doing 100+ quests a day, all those extra clicks add up, especially if your internet is slow. Would adding a link to start the next quest immediately on the page were you receive your rewards for finishing a quest be something that could be possible, or even a good idea? I'm just wondering :)

Oh, good idea! I'd like this!

I quest daily, and while most people will say that the extra click is no big deal, it would speed things up a good bit when you're going through all the quests. It might also make quest-a-thons a tiny little bit less tedious?

As for ads, I'm pretty sure most people use adblockers either in CSS or as browser extensions, so... ._. I don't really foresee that argument holding up.

[edit]The bigger issue, I think, would be a cut back on the possible pages to get floating items like flowers, pumpkins and rreign toys.

Support! I've frequently wanted this and just thought I was being too lazy, but it really would be useful and would cut down on time spent questing.

You can always click around the site and play games once you've finished your quests to get more page views in.

I agree. I love how Item Hunt works and don't see why the same can't be done for regular quests. Less clicks, less page reloading, all good!

As a very lazy quester, I support this heavily.

I support this idea. I'm often in a lot of pain because of arthritis so anything which saves extra clicks would be great.