MercuryTrade VS PoE-Leveling-Guide

Trades Companion is very much like MercuryTrade in that they help automate aspects of trading. Mostly I like that I don't miss whispers if I'm AFK or zooming through maps. No need for these in a SSF league.

This already exists in Mercury Trade. It starts acting weird when you're trying to do anything with pixel perfect precision though. (https://github.com/Exslims/MercuryTrade)

Use the "Capture" feature of Mercury Trade (https://github.com/Exslims/MercuryTrade) to "copy a part of your screen into another part.

Awakened PoE Trade (for smoother trading) & MercuryTrade [for visualisation of buffs (kind of like a very limited version of WeakAuras in WoW, if you are familiar with that)]

That's why I use MecuryTrade. It's an overlay that keeps a pop-up on screen with the person who messaged you with buttons and such to quickly respond to people with replies you set up beforehand.

To make the chat trick faster my suggestion is to use MercuryTrade.

I just like the UI too much to switch to anything else https://github.com/Exslims/MercuryTrade

LevelQik works like an overlay which may be what you're looking for if you don't have a second monitor

LevelQik is a good alternative to the livesplit option that someone else mentioned. you can configure it to remind you which gems to pick when they are rewarded to you, too. PoE Roadmap can help you fill in the LevelQik gem options based on a given PoB since it can be tough to remember when and where each gem is offered.

PoE Leveling Guide on Github: https://github.com/JusKillmeQik/PoE-Leveling-Guide

I use this Really nice onscreen cheat sheet for acts. You can add in your gems and shit too but I really just use it as a reference for layouts

https://github.com/JusKillmeQik/PoE-Leveling-Guide I used this, cause I'm new, helps with knowing where to go during acts

I have used this https://github.com/JusKillmeQik/PoE-Leveling-Guide. Takes a while to set it up for your build but makes leveling so much better.

I used to use this overlay and this guide, but they seem to be out of date. Are there any updated versions or something similar that is kept up to date?