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Xbox Wishlist Sale Items Only

Display only sale items from Xbox wishlist, sorted by discount

作者
sharmanhall
日安装量
0
总安装量
2
评分
0 0 0
版本
1.9
创建于
2024-11-12
更新于
2024-11-12
大小
8.1 KB
许可证
MIT
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Xbox Wishlist Sale Items Only

Enhances the Xbox wishlist page by showing only games that are currently on sale, sorted by discount percentage. Perfect for deal hunters who want to quickly see which wishlisted games are currently discounted.

Features

  • 🎮 Displays only items that are currently on sale from your Xbox wishlist
  • 💰 Sorts items by discount percentage (highest discount first)
  • 💵 Shows original price, sale price, and discount percentage for each game
  • ⭐ Displays game rating
  • 🎯 Custom grid layout with hover effects
  • 🔗 Clickable cards that link directly to the game's store page

Before & After

Before:
Before transformation - default Xbox wishlist view

After:
After transformation - sale items grid view

Installation

  1. Install a userscript manager like Tampermonkey or Greasemonkey
  2. Click the "Install" button on this page
  3. Visit your Xbox wishlist page at https://www.xbox.com/en-us/wishlist
  4. The script will automatically activate and show only sale items

Usage

Simply visit your Xbox wishlist page. The script will automatically:

  • Filter out all non-sale items
  • Display remaining items in a grid format
  • Sort them by highest discount first
  • Show pricing and discount information
  • Allow you to click any game to go to its store page

Known Issues

  • The script needs the page to fully load before it can process the wishlist
  • Some game titles might not link correctly if they contain special characters

Changelog

Version 1.9

  • Initial public release
  • Added custom grid layout
  • Implemented discount sorting
  • Added game ratings display
  • Added clickable cards linking to store pages
  • Included hover effects for better user experience

Credits

Original script by Different_Read7708 from Reddit

Support

For issues, feature requests, or contributions, please visit the source thread on Reddit or create an issue on Greasyfolk.