Hi all, I'm very impressed by this browser extension, which is very useful for drilling down on who the primary contributors are on a given page. One thing that would be useful, however, which I can't see here, is a simple list of all the major contributors by their percentage of contributed text on the current page, in descending order. I assume that info is already being calculated only that you have to click individual passages to access it, one by one, at the moment. Cheers.
Topic on Talk:Who Wrote That?
there are other tools that provide what you're seeking--in case you have not yet found them--here's a list:
Who Wrote That? works just fine for me on Data drilling and many other pages:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Data_drilling
XTools' Authorship section: seems to be just what you are requesting
https://xtools.wmflabs.org/authorship/en.wikipedia.org/Data%20drilling
Sigma had a variety of author relevant tools:
Article revision statistics shows the top 50 contributors
WikiHistory is also illuminating
Page Information also provides useful info along with links to external tools.
However, you might be asking yourself looks like these tools are reporting different editor counts and right now I do not have an answer.
@CmdrDan oh, nice, looks like XTools does exactly the thing I was after. Thanks for the response!
(Although having drilled down, I see it's by character count, presumably of Wikitext, which is better than nothing but not entirely what I had in mind; prose count is the more useful metric)