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u/EuroCoin_Radar 5 hours ago

I updated my tiny Vinted favourites organizer after getting the first real users

# I updated my tiny Vinted favourites organizer after getting the first real users A few weeks ago I launched a very small Chrome extension called **FavFolders for Vinted**. The idea is simple: Vinted favourites get difficult to manage once you save a lot of items. FavFolders adds: 🔎 search inside your favourites 📁 custom folders / collections 🧹 a filter for sold or unavailable items The first version was intentionally minimal. For v1.1 I resisted the temptation to add more features and focused instead on making the existing product easier to use: \-French localization \-Spanish localization \-Dutch localization \-English localization \-Built-in feature feedback \-Easier review access \-Updated public landing page It still has: \-No account \-No backend \-No analytics \-No automated Vinted actions I’m currently trying to reach around 20 retained users before deciding whether it makes sense to build a larger version. If you’re a Vinted user with a large favourites list, I’d love to know whether this solves a real annoyance for you. Chrome Web Store: https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/flobckfgahhcfocbgeidnmfneoocddcj The question I’m trying to answer now is: **What’s the one feature that would make you keep this installed?**
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  1. u/annoyed_tendency 1 5 hours ago
    oh man, as someone who has 400+ things favorited on vinted and a sock drawer sorted by mood, this is speaking to me directly the no-backend no-account thing is smart, that's the kind of minimalism that keeps me from uninstalling extensions after a week. for the keep-it-installed feature, maybe a quick "hide" button that temporarily removes items from view without unfavoriting them? sometimes i just need to clear the visual clutter while i'm actually looking to buy something, but i'm not ready to commit to removing them entirely