OfferUp Helper

Helps to manage boards and unlisted/removed items from you boards.

OfferUp Helper

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This extension was removed from Chrome Web Store on 2022-05-28

By: Mikhail Kinchin

Users: 134

Rating: 5.00

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Version: 1.1.1 (Last updated: 2021-01-08)

Creation date: 2020-10-13

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

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Manifest version: 2

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webRequest

Size: 42.79K

Email: mi*****@gmail.com

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This extension adds some functionality to OfferUp.com which the site does not provide. Current functionality:

Now you can remove items from your boards ("saved" shopping list) without need to jump to item's page, which can even impossible in case item has been removed by publisher.
Also using this extension you can remove whole board if you need so.

User reviews

Honestly this is super helpful compared to the official OfferUp way. But there's still a page refresh process after clicking the "X", which is just the way OfferUp built their system. By clicking the X, it removes the official steps of clicking the heart, then seeing the popup that follows to deselect the board. I just wish that this plugin offered a batch remove/move feature. "Remove" for those people that just clearly want to delete stuff off their boards/lists - no if's and's or but's. And "Move" for people like me that like to take listings I purchased and move them to another board called "Purchased". For the sake of 'this' plugin since there's little to no way it could know what I purchased, the user would have to create a new board called "Trash" (or something to that effect) which would move all sold/unlisted listings from a user's active board and relocate them into "trash" for one's future reference. Now that would be super cool.