Saved views
A saved view is your whole setup under one name. The page you were reading, your Market Scope and the table you shaped, all restored in one click.
What a view holds
A view stores three things. The page it was saved on, which can be Browse All Items, one group, a search, All Saved Items or one of your folders. The full Market Scope at that moment. And the table layout, meaning the visible columns, their order, the filters and the sort.
A view holds rules rather than lists. A view of a folder remembers the folder, not its contents, so applying it re-reads whatever the folder holds today, and if the folder was deleted the view says so and shows all Saved items. Your saved items and display preferences are never part of a view.
Saving a view
The Views button in the isk.gg header opens the menu, and Save current view captures the setup you are looking at. The Save view dialog shows what will be stored and asks for a name.
Names run up to 80 characters and each one must be unique. You can save up to 100 views. Saving works from Browse, Search and Saved, and on any other page the button tells you to open one of those first.
The Views menu
The menu opens from the header, where the button carries the name of the active view. Default is pinned first and returns isk.gg to its starting state. Every saved view below it shows its name and a contents line, the page, the scope, the filter count and the sort.
Switching
Clicking a view applies it. isk.gg opens that page, installs the stored scope and restores the table layout. Whatever you had on screen is replaced, and nothing is saved on its own. A region that currently has no orders is reported and stays in the view, so it comes back when that region has orders again. Each tab tracks its own active view, so two tabs can hold two setups side by side.
Unsaved changes
After a view is applied, changing the scope or reshaping the table shows a small dot on the Views button. The menu then offers three ways forward. Update view rewrites the stored snapshot with what you see now. Save as new view keeps both. Discard changes returns you to the snapshot.
Rename and delete
Each saved view carries its own small menu. Deleting removes only the view. Your current table and scope stay as they are, and the Delete dialog says exactly that.
The view's menu
- Rename
- Delete
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.
The Views button is in the header the moment it opens.
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