Thank you for the workaround on this. It doesn't always work, though...but that's not why I'm posting. Was this feature deprecated by eBay? Should it be working and it's currently broken? Is there a CR / master ticket in the works? (Addendum: the workaround posted above only works sporadically. And for listings without a zooming capability, you can tab all you want, but the arrows still won't work). In fact now it takes TRIPLE the number of keystrokes to view ONE picture. Multiply that by the max number of pics allowed...36 keystrokes. Extremely inefficient.
This not only impacts the seller, but the buyer, too. Most buyers use what they've been doing all along; e.g., see something that interests them, click on any pic and then use the scroll keys to quickly go from left to right. There have been many times that I've wanted to see all of the pics in a listing, and let's say for this example that I want to start at the last picture. A buyer is used to 1 press of an arrow key (and hold, if necessary), and the pics would fly forward in a hurry, or fly backward in a hurry.
Any prospective customer in just about any retail/brick & mortar/electronic storefront all have one thing in common. NOBODY likes to wait. Now with this new paradigm, it seems that somewhere along the line, eBay decided to 'slow' that experience down.
Might anyone have an answer as to why? And if this feature is deprecated, where's the notification to the sellers and buyers?
Not trying start a flame war, either.
