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Listings
10 Nov 2026
Category names are spelled the American way
Four categories still carried British spellings from the software this market started from. They read properly now.
- Collectables is now Collectibles, Films is Movies, Jewellery is Jewelry, and Mobile Phones is Cell Phones.
- Old links, bookmarks and search results still work — they are redirected to the new name instead of landing on a missing page.
- Every listing that was in an old category moved with it, so nothing got lost in the rename.
Listings
10 Nov 2026
Posting an item is a plainer, shorter page
We took the decoration off the sell page and left the form.
- It is now one straight column: the title, photos, price, category and description, then Post. Nothing new to learn.
- The boxes have darker outlines, so it is easier to see where to type as you work down the page.
- Nothing about how you post, edit or delete an item has changed.
Listings
3 Nov 2026
A green “New” tag on fresh listings
So you stop opening things you already looked at.
- Anything posted in the last 3 days now shows a New tag on its picture.
- Sold and reserved items keep their own tag instead, so you never see two tags stacked on one photo.
Listings
3 Nov 2026
Older listings get a turn
Good stuff was sinking to the bottom and never coming back up.
- The newest 12 items still sit at the top, where you expect them.
- Everything older gets shuffled once a day, so something listed in August can still show up on page one instead of living on page 9 forever.
- The order is the same for everybody all day, so if you find something you can come back later and it will still be there.
Listings
2 Nov 2026
“View more” keeps your place
Scrolling through a lot of listings used to feel like starting over.
- The next batch is added under what you are already looking at.
- Your filters and search stay exactly where they were.
Listings
29 Oct 2026
Photos upload faster and stay sharp
Big camera photos used to take forever on a phone.
- Your phone shrinks the photo before sending it, so posting takes seconds even on a weak signal.
- The picture still looks sharp on the listing.
