Listing Date and Time no longer visible in list view
I sort a sellers list of items by "Newly Listed", but starting yesterday the date and time stamp are missing. When will this bug be fixed?
orville_sash
Posted Aug 11, 2026 at 12:10 PM · Edited Aug 11, 2026 at 12:10 PM·Last reply 3 weeks ago
5 comments
wrigle5
·3 weeks agoI had this issue here in Australia, eventually worked that, for me, deleting the particular browsers history for All Time, (which holds previously used common data for pages), worked and the New Listings search now displays how much time since it was listed, which is a bit useless IMO, It doesn't give you a time that you can remember easily, you now have to note the time and calculate backwards to when you last looked PITA!
eastlaneave
·Aug 11, 2026 at 2:36 PM@orville_sash
This is a tech issue.
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niper
·3 weeks agoMore likely another eBay IMPROVEMENT
It will cause users to miss items listed over 24 hours ago but after
the last time they searched.
eastlaneave
·3 weeks ago@niper
It's reported as a tech issue.
It's in eBay's interest to have buyers find listings.
randyshotrods
·3 weeks agoDoesn't seem like a tech issue. seems like an intended change. It still give you an idea of when it was listed. The info isn't missing entirely, it's just not giving you the actual time. Missing info would be a tech issue. A whole new way to show when it was listed is an intended change. Doubt it will ever be changed back. Really useless when you go over a day, as it now just says a day ago. Nice to narrow it down to a 24 hour period. LOL
I now have to do mental gymnastics to figure out when I was last on, how long ago that actually was in hours and then try to figure it out, hoping it wasn't more than 24 hours.
Just another way to chase customers away.
Somebody somewhere please come up with an alternative.