Your saved items
The Saved workspace holds the items you chose to keep. Save anything from any table, group it into folders, and the ticker tracks it along the bottom of the screen.
The saved tree
The workspace rail on the left switches between Browse and Saved. The sidebar shows All Items with your total count and a Folders group under it.
All Items here holds everything you saved. The Browse sidebar has its own All Items, which is the whole market catalog.
A saved table is the same table you read on the groups page, with the same columns, toolbar and selection dock. All Saved Items and any folder read like any other table, at your Market Scope. An item with nothing on the market in your scope stays saved and shows dashes until something is listed again.
Saving and removing
Manage appears on every row, on item pages and in the selection dock. Its menu carries an All Items toggle, a folder search and the folder tree, so one press saves an item or files it anywhere.
Saving stops at 1,000 items in total. Past the limit isk.gg offers saved views instead, and those are the next page of this tour.
Removing an item from a folder only drops it from that folder. Removing it from All Items removes it everywhere, behind a confirmation that says exactly that.
Folders
Folders nest, reorder by dragging, and collapse out of the way. Every folder has its own small menu, with a confirm on anything destructive.
An item can belong to several folders and to All Items at the same time, because a folder points to the item rather than keeping a copy. Deleting a folder keeps its items in All Items.
The folder menu
- New
- Import
- Export
- Rename
- Set ticker
- Clear
- Delete
Import and export
Import reads your clipboard and Export writes to it. No files are involved, and everything it understands is plain text.
- Names
- plain item names, one per line
- Multibuy
- text copied from the game's multibuy window. Quantities are dropped, only the item names are kept
- Quickbar
- the game's own Market Quickbar export, folders included
- isk.gg
- anything exported from here imports back, folders included
Import matches the names on the server and reports what was added, what was already saved and what could not be found. Export writes your folders first and loose items after, ready to import in any browser. Everything you save follows you across open tabs, and the clipboard export is how you move it all to another browser.
The ticker
The ticker runs along the bottom of the screen and tracks your saved items. Each entry shows the item name, its lowest sell price and the change in percent, and clicking one opens its item page. PLEX keeps a pinned spot on the right whatever your source is.
The change compares the current lowest sell with the item's latest daily average price, so it reads as now against the last trading day. At region scope both readings use that region. At system, station or structure scope the live sell is local while the comparison average comes from the parent region. Order prices publish on the same complete cycle as the other live tables, and the ticker's two controls, Ticker Source and Ticker Scope, are set in Settings.
Ticker Source
Ticker Source picks what the strip reads, All Saved or one folder. A folder can exist just for the ticker, so the strip tracks a short list while the rest of your saved items stay out of it. A folder menu also carries Set ticker, so pointing the strip at a folder is one action, and if that folder is later deleted the ticker returns to All Saved on its own.
Ticker Scope
Ticker Scope is the same idea as Market Scope, kept separate for the ticker alone. It decides where the strip's live prices are read from, one geography level at a time, and changing it never touches your Market Scope. Child scopes compare that local price with parent-region history.
Free, without an account
The Market Browser is free and carries no ads. Reading the market needs no login, the data comes from EVE's official ESI rather than from any account of yours, and everything you save stays in your browser.
Manage is on every row the moment it opens.
Live orders across 70 K-space regions, plus the Global PLEX Market, for about 18,000 item types, with history up to 365d.