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Hide eBay listings from low-feedback sellers and highlight the best deal (price, condition & seller trust). No setup, runs locally. Browse eBay and worry less about buying items from scammers. Hide low-feedback sellers Min positive rating % — default 98%, changeable. Min feedback count — default 50, changeable. Hide listings with no seller rating — optional (off by default). Filter by condition Independently include or exclude each condition bucket (all included by default). Excluded conditions are hidden from the page: New / Open Box — new, new (unsealed), open box. Used / Refurbished — used, refurbished. For parts / not working — for parts, not working, spares or repair, etc. Listings whose condition can't be read are left visible (never hidden by this filter). Filter by listing type Include auctions (default on) — uncheck to hide auction listings and show only Buy It Now / fixed-price. Auctions are detected by their countdown timer (6d 4h 22m) or bid count. An auction's price is a moving current bid, so auctions are always excluded from best-deal ranking regardless of this toggle. Highlight the best deal (optional toggle) Ranks the visible listings and marks the winner with a green ⭐ badge, then pins it to the top of the results. The score combines: Price (price + shipping) — weighted highest. Seller trust — positive % scaled by feedback volume. Condition — New > New (unsealed) > Open Box > Used. "Best deal, not by price alone." Comparability is handled without an LLM: a median-anchored price band plus accessory keywords drop the noise (cables, holders, boxes, eGPUs, whole PCs, and troll/typo prices) so the winner is a real, like-for-like product. Toggling it off restores the original order. 🛡️ badge showing hidden / total; click to peek at what was filtered (red dashed outline + the seller's stats). Reload items button re-applies filters/ranking to the current page instantly — no page refresh (toggles also apply live). Privacy Collects nothing, sends nothing. The only permission is storage (to save your thresholds). All parsing and ranking happen in the page.
rating_count is the Chrome Web Store ratings count, not a written-review count.