Why do i have to login to trade website to search items? Who came up with this..

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AcrylicHercules wrote:

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anti4z500 wrote:

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AcrylicHercules wrote:

I don't know what you mean by "it auto whispers every person ingame if you look up an item". It only whispers in-game if you click the button on an item that tells it to whisper in-game.

And that is actually a great feature, because as a seller, I can tell that the whisper hasn't been modified by some buyer trying to scam me by changing the asking price and hoping I don't notice. I don't have to spend time and brainpower verifying everything. Those special whispers also allow the game client to highlight the item in my stash so I don't have to spend time and brainpower searching or filtering for the item.

As for bugs on the website, I haven't noticed the behavior you're describing. Honestly, I much prefer the official trade site over the old poe.trade in nearly every way, although I admit I'm not a heavy trader so maybe that makes a difference. I switched over a few years ago, and I think the preference is mainly based on what one is used to.

well to be fair site freezes rly offen for 1 or 2h in first weak of the league

Yeah, I've noticed occasional slowdowns too, which is to be expected I guess. But did you ever use poe.trade? It was at least as bad. Much worse in my experience.

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WaifuJanna wrote:

i have nothing special installed. addblock yeah.. but that most people have lol.
if the tradeside is coded as an add... then they should fix it xD

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Chadwixx wrote:

I agree with this. Op probably has their browswer set up like mine.

All cookies and history is deleted when i close it.

Makes using the poetrade site very very annoying compared to poetrade.

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AcrylicHercules wrote:

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Chadwixx wrote:

I agree with this. Op probably has their browswer set up like mine.

All cookies and history is deleted when i close it.

Makes using the poetrade site very very annoying compared to poetrade.

Have you tried not doing that?

Or, sarcasm aside, you could set it to allow specific cookies. I mean, after all, there's nothing inherently bad about cookies, just the ones that are used track your behavior. Login cookies exist for the very convenience you are complaining about not having.