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Mozilla working on Firefox Companion for eBay
The add-on will let Firefox users manage eBay auctions directly from their browser. Of course, you usually usually use a browser to access eBay, but we're assuming the new program will be some sort of eBay toolbar for Firefox, allowing users to manage their own auctions as well as search for other's auctions on eBay.
If you've set eBay as your homepage, this is probably the right tool for you. But with everyone from Google to StumbleUpon vying for toolbar space in your browser, an eBay add-on wouldn't be at the top of our priority list.
[via CyberNotes]
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Subscribe to commentsBrandonApr 17th 2007 12:02AM
Sounds interesting.
-signs up-
dfgfdApr 17th 2007 7:50AM
Jewelry suppliers
PhatmanApr 17th 2007 11:40AM
I wonder if this will only be a tool for sellers. I'd be nice to have a utility where I could specify my bid amount, auction number, and when the bid should be placed.
HowardApr 24th 2007 5:35PM
Phatman,
The tool you're describing already exists. It's called JBidWatcher (JBidWatcher.com) and it's free. It should run on all platforms as it was built on top of Java.
AnaApr 25th 2007 4:08PM
I recently started using an eBay toolbar for Firefox that I found at http://myeBayFox.com
It's the coolest thing!
Besides from the toolbar it blocks ads and includes a script in the toolbar that shows thumbnails for all searches. The page looks a lot more organized and I can keep track of my auctions in an easier way. It definitely makes the eBay experience a lot easier!!