Changelog

What’s new in Rover for eBay.

Rover ships often. The highlights of what changed, newest first — the full version history rides along in the Chrome Web Store listing.

— Rover 1.1 — the speed release

  • The panel now opens instantly with your saved items and refreshes quietly in the background — no more blank screen while eBay responds.
  • Fixed the feed flashing and rebuilding mid-view; tabs repaint only when something actually changed.
  • One clear currency per item: foreign listings show the price converted to your marketplace with a ~ (so you always know it’s an estimate), while purchase history and your own sales stay in their original currency — a paid amount never changes.
  • Your eBay account is always visible: the header shows your avatar and username, so you can never wonder which account you’re signed into.
  • Fonts ship inside the extension — faster first paint, works offline, and no requests leave your browser for them.
  • Far fewer eBay API calls per refresh, smarter caching, and security hardening behind the scenes.

— The catch-up release

  • Drag-and-drop additions now appear in the watchlist instantly, even while eBay’s servers are still catching up.
  • Shipped-status badges are accurate for sales older than 30 days.
  • Buyer-question badges count follow-up messages correctly.
  • Listings in a foreign currency show a converted price beside the original, and first sign-in adopts your eBay account’s home marketplace.
  • Sign-in session refresh hardening and dozens of paint and flicker fixes.
  • On the site: a free eBay fee calculator and eBay affiliate link generator, mobile navigation, and deeper guides.

— The Selling tab

  • New Selling tab: active, sold, and unsold listings with views, watchers, pending offers, promoted-ad rate, buyer questions, and earnings over the last 60 days.
  • One-tap jumps to eBay’s own tools: revise, relist, answer questions, review offers, mark shipped, print labels.
  • Notification plumbing for sold-item, bid, and buyer-question alerts.

— Tags that follow you

  • Colored tags sync across your devices with an anonymous token.
  • Tag and status filters on the Watching tab.
  • Smoother scrolling, stabilized auction countdowns, and a cleaner search header.

— First public releases

  • Watchlist side panel with live auction countdowns and outbid markers.
  • Buying tab: bids, offers, won and lost items, purchase history.
  • Search and daily deals, seven interface languages, 21 eBay marketplaces.

Get the current version

Rover updates automatically from the Chrome Web Store — install once and every improvement above arrives on its own.

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