wwishe

Wishlists in Chrome's side panel.

wwishe, wishlists in Chrome's side panel. You type a list the way you type in Notepad. A line is an item and the price that ends it, a title gathers the lines under it, and every title and the list add themselves up. wwishe has no server and no account, and keeps your lists in Chrome's own storage. USING IT - Type a line and end it with a price and its mark, Lamp $25. The price goes to its column and the totals follow. A number with no mark stays part of the name. - # and a space at the start of a line makes it a title. - The circle marks an item owned, and the star puts it on the shortlist. The filter shows All, Shortlist or Owned, each with its total, and the sort orders the lines under each title without changing your order. - The list's name opens its menu, with your other lists, New list, Import, Export and Recently deleted, where a deleted list waits 30 days. Each list has its own currency, set beside its name there. - Export saves a list as a text file, a line an item, # before a title and * before an item owned, which Notepad opens and Import reads back. - Click the puzzle piece in Chrome's toolbar and pin wwishe. Its icon, or Alt+Shift+S, opens and closes the panel. PRIVACY wwishe sends nothing over the internet. Chrome sync carries your lists to your other computers only when your Chrome syncs extensions. Questions go to wwishe@douwble.com.