I use TL too, but only for backups and to recover the occasional listing that rolled off after 60/90 days.
It runs like #^%@ here. Slow as sin (reminds me of the old days running Autocad or ProDesign on an 8088 processor with 640kb ram - had to think carefully about refreshing a screen as it often took 30-60 minutes.)
TL starts up slower than any other of the 1000 programs on this machine (older Quadcore 2.83GHz/4Gb), can't find the database half the time, is clunky at simple things like relisting (too many steps), etc.
But it works for what I need it to do - give me access to an older listing here or there eBay won't save.
As much as I complain about the new Advanced listing form (mostly mumbling under my breath, mostly), 99% of my disdain is the appearance and the fact that I don't like change.
I've fixed some of the appearance issues here with CSS, am pondering going deeper and Greasemonkeying some javascript to fix other annoyances, but in actuality, it really does work well for me.
(eBay: "don't let that go to your heads or think I'm switching camps to the Cheerleader Corps - you just got something mostly right")
The picture loader is way better than the old one - I just drag and drop a pile of already edited photos form a Windows Explorer window onto it and go on to the description to work while they load.
Picture loader did go out to lunch for a bit recently (when a lot of others also saw the glitch), and it does spaz out once in a while when dragging loaded images around to arrange, but still works well enough. I don't use any of the editing features and can't comment on those since I edit photos on my machine using my tools (and to have a vebatim copy of the uploaded images for future uploads and archival/CYA purposes)
We'll see what happens if TL is totally discontinued since I refuse to "do the cloud" in general or pay for that functionality. May have to try rolling my own kludge for low volume listing backup/archiving.
(am experimenting with File Exchange to see what it can do for me)
