Put an "Overview" Button on every selling page
Summary: eleeper-half suggests eBay should add an 'overview' button on various pages to make navigation easier. dhbookds mentions using browser bookmarks, while slippinjimmy and mam98031 recommend using multiple tabs for efficiency. mamacassidy offers a detailed navigation tip using the 'Myebay' menu, which eleeper-half appreciates. onlinecentral suggests saving links in a Notepad file for easier access.
I'm hoping someone in eBay sees this suggestion. I find it very annoying when I go to (e.g.) look at my feedback and then have no convenient way to navigate back to the overview page. Yes, I have a "favorite" set up in my browser, but putting an "overview" button on the pages can't be that difficult for eBay.
(It's not just feedback pages, but several different pages that leave me with the door closed behind me, so to speak. Actually, yes, I could also just keep hitting the back button in my browser, but that inelegant.)
chapeau-noir
·1 week ago"My eBay" then use the drop-down.
onlinecentral
·1 week agoAdd links to a Notepad File so you can navigate anywhere.
mamacassidy
·1 week agoAt the top right, where it says Myebay with the arrow down, hover over it and then click on Selling.
That brings me to the Seller Hub Overview.
eleeper-half
OP1 week agoThanks! (Clearly, I hadn't looked at every submenu on the menu. I am reminded of the "Lord of the Rings" extended Edition DVDs that came with printed maps of all the menu, sub-menu, and sub-sub-menu choices!)
mam98031
·1 week agoWhile you may see it as "inelegant", hitting the back button is quicker.
slippinjimmy
·1 week agoUse multiple tabs!
mam98031
·1 week agoI do this all the time. It works GREAT for me.
dhbookds
·1 week agoDon't know about using favorites .........I have a list of bookmarks on the left side of the browser that shows up on every page when I'm on the internet.....simple click to most used pages........