So I just got back and searching peoples wishlist is as annoying as sifting through lists of typed out item names. Where is the bit about the wishlist that says whether or not I have an item in someones wishlist? I thought that feature was extremely handy, especially in giant WL's, I could just control + F "have" and see all the items I owned right away.

Is this just how it's going to be from now on? Or is there a way for me to change it? Thanks ;)

They changed it and a lot of people hate it ;n;

It speeds up the site though so I'm not sure if they'll ever bring it back, but fingers crossed!!

They changed it to increase site speed, but it's the wooorst. It makes selling items from people's huge WLs really difficult. A lot of people hope they'll change it back.

Oh I see... That's kind of silly :l But lol site speed means nothing if we have to search our account for everything from a persons WL we think we have :O

Yeah, it was revamped to decrease lag, or whatever. But I'm another of those users who hates the changes, especially since my lag wasn't all that bad before the revamp, so the change might NOT be pointless, but it feels that way to me.

I just wish it wasn't so ugly, at the very least.

Seriously the worst update ever. I get so mad thinking about the new wishlists haha.

They removed the two features that made the wishlists useful, and I still get frequent lag...

Considering we have account search, I don't think this is that bad

However, being unable to classify things by price sucks

Yes, a lot of things have changed in the way wls work. Classifying stuff by price is definitely another feature I miss, and I think you will see that other things have changed in the wls... Anyway just wanted to add that I don't think opening multiple tabs to check if you have an item is doing much to speed up the site, and...Also that it saddens me a bit that the staff can act so fast on certain matters, but the wl has yet to be fixed...And I really wish they would add those features back, y'know? Pretty sure that's what most people are thinking.