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During-show helper: prints Whatnot sold-item labels one at a time (REAL click or FAKE label print). Automatically print sold item labels the moment a sale happens — no clicks, no delays. This extension monitors supported live selling pages and detects when an item is marked as sold. When enabled, it immediately triggers label printing using your browser’s standard print system, helping sellers keep up during fast-paced shows. For best results, Chrome kiosk mode is recommended, as it allows printing with minimal interruption. Without kiosk mode, standard browser print dialogs or confirmations may appear depending on your system settings. Key features Automatically prints a sold label as soon as an item sells Designed for hands-free operation during live selling sessions Uses your existing printer and browser print settings Duplicate protection to avoid printing the same item twice Access & availability This extension is currently offered as an invite-only beta Features are enabled only for authorized accounts Behavior and limits may evolve during the beta period User control & transparency Automatic printing is opt-in and can be disabled at any time Printing always uses your browser’s normal print workflow The extension does not place orders, modify listings, or complete sales on your behalf Ideal for sellers who want faster fulfillment without constantly clicking or managing print queues.
May 3, 2026
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