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Sort eBay sold/completed search results by last sold date (client-side). Supports eBay US, UK, and Japan. Automatically sort eBay “Sold” and “Completed” listings by most recently sold — right on the page. Bay Sold Sorter fixes eBay’s broken “Recently Sold” feature by restoring proper chronological sorting for sold and completed listings. When you view sold items on eBay, the listings are no longer sorted by the actual sale date — making it harder to see current market prices and trends. This extension automatically reorders results client-side based on their true sale or end date. 🔧 Features Sorts sold/completed listings by most recent sale date Works automatically on eBay search result pages Supports infinite scroll and live updates Lightweight and privacy-friendly (no tracking, no data collection) One-click toggle to enable/disable local sorting 🧩 How It Works Once installed, open any eBay search page with “Sold” and “Completed” filters enabled — the extension detects listings, reads sale dates, and reorders them in descending order (newest first). ⚙️ Example Visit: https://www.ebay.com/sch/i.html?_nkw=pokemon+psa+10&LH_Sold=1&LH_Complete=1 Watch the listings automatically re-sort by last sold date. 🔒 Privacy This extension runs entirely on your device. It does not collect, store, or transmit any data.
Nov 21, 2025
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