QuestX

**One click, one abandoned quest.**

QuestX puts a small red X on each quest in the objective tracker and the quest log. Click it and the quest is gone, with no menus and no popup.

## Features

• **One-click abandon.** Every quest you can abandon gets a red X, lined up in the same spot for each quest.
  - **Tracker and quest log.** The X sits in the top-right corner of each quest in the objective tracker, and next to the tracking checkbox in the quest log. Each one can be switched off on its own.
  - **Only where it makes sense.** The X only shows on quests the game lets you abandon.
  - **Optional safety.** Turn on Alt-click so a stray click can't throw a quest away.
  - **Know what you dropped.** A chat message names the abandoned quest and any quest items that were removed with it.
• - **Spot your paragon chests.** Paragon reward quests get a pulsing gold shine on the world map, so they stand out from normal turn-ins.

## Slash commands

• `/questx` shows the commands and what each setting is set to
  - `/questx toggle` shows or hides the red X in the objective tracker
  - `/questx log` shows or hides the red X in the quest log
  - `/questx alt` requires Alt-click to abandon
  - `/questx tooltip` shows or hides the tooltip on the X
  - `/questx chat` shows or hides the chat message after abandoning
•   - `/questx paragon` shows or hides the shine on paragon turn-ins on the world map

## Good to know

- Abandoning a quest can't be undone. If you want a safety step, turn on Alt-click with `/questx alt`.
- Works with Blizzard's own objective tracker and quest log. Replacement quest trackers aren't supported.
- QuestX only adds its own buttons and doesn't change Blizzard's code, so quest item buttons keep working in combat.

Found a bug or have an idea? Open an issue on [GitHub](https://github.com/knnwo/QuestX/issues).