Who Watches the Watchlist — Watchlist Monitor for eBay

Track price history for eBay watchlist items with alerts when prices change. Price data stays on your device; usage counts only.

As of June 2026, Who Watches the Watchlist — Watchlist Monitor for eBay has 4 users and a 5.00/5 rating from 1 reviews in the Shopping category.

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1.3.3
Manifest V3
90-day change · In the last 90 days this extension 3 version updates, changed permissions.

History

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Tracking since May 20, 2026.

4.083.52.92May 20, 2026Jun 8, 2026
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Changelog

  • Jun 8, 2026
    short_description
    Track price history for items on your eBay watchlist and get alerts when prices change. Local-only. No data collection, no tracking.
    Track price history for eBay watchlist items with alerts when prices change. Price data stays on your device; usage counts only.
  • Jun 8, 2026
    host_permissions
    https://*.ebay.com/*, https://*.ebay.co.uk/*, https://*.ebay.de/*, https://*.ebay.fr/*, https://*.ebay.it/*, https://*.ebay.es/*, https://*.ebay.com.au/*, https://*.ebay.ca/*, https://*.ebay.at/*, https://*.ebay.be/*, https://*.ebay.ch/*, https://*.ebay.ie/*, https://*.ebay.nl/*, https://*.ebay.pl/*
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  • Jun 2, 2026
    description
    Who Watches the Watchlist records the price of every item on your eBay
    watchlist and tells you when one moves.
    
    Sign in to eBay in this browser, install the extension, and you're done. There
    is nothing extra to sign up for. A few times a day it opens your watchlist in
    the background (using the eBay account you're already signed into) and writes
    down each item's current price. When an item you've set an alert on crosses
    your threshold, you get a desktop notification.
    
    No personal data leaves your computer. No tracking, no usage data, no separate
    accounts. The only thing the extension ever loads from the internet is your
    own eBay watchlist page.
    
    Earning a commission (on by default, one-click opt-out). When you click an item
    from inside the extension to view it on eBay, the click goes through eBay's
    affiliate program with our partner ID — so if you happen to buy that item
    within 24 hours, eBay pays us a small commission. The price you pay does not
    change. We receive only aggregate click and purchase counts from eBay, never
    your personal information. You can turn this off any time from the dashboard's
    settings.
    
    What it does
    
    • Builds a price history for every active item on your eBay watchlist
    • Per-item charts on the dashboard, with all-time low / high / average and a
      clear summary of whether the price actually moved or just bounced and came
      back
    • Price-change notifications you configure per item — set a dollar
      threshold, a percent threshold, or both, and choose increase / decrease /
      either direction
    • A master notifications switch to silence everything (e.g. while away)
    • Auctions are tracked too (the current bid)
    • Search and sort your tracked items (recently added, price, name)
    • One-click CSV export of the full per-item summary
    
    How it works (the important bit)
    
    The extension only checks prices while Chrome is running. If Chrome is
    fully closed for a while you'll see a gap in the history — it resumes
    automatically next time you open Chrome. Checks are scheduled (default every
    4 hours; configurable) and you can also press "Refresh now" any time. You must
    be signed in to eBay in the same browser.
    
    Privacy
    
    No personal data leaves your computer. There are no separate accounts, no
    usage tracking, and no outside services involved beyond eBay itself. All price
    history is saved in your browser. The only thing the extension ever loads
    from the internet is your own eBay watchlist page, using the sign-in you
    already have. The extension never bids, buys, or changes your watchlist. By
    default, clicks on items in the dashboard go to eBay through eBay's affiliate
    program (see "Earning a commission" above); you can turn this off in
    settings. See PRIVACY.md for the full policy.
    
    FAQ
    
    Q: Do I need to sign up for anything extra?
    A: No. It just uses your normal eBay sign-in in this browser. No separate
    account, no special setup.
    
    Q: Does it bid or buy anything?
    A: No. It only reads prices. It never bids, buys, or changes anything on
    your account.
    
    Q: Does the developer make money from this extension?
    A: Maybe a little. By default, clicks on items inside the extension go to eBay
    through eBay's affiliate program. If you then buy the item within 24 hours,
    eBay pays us a small commission — your price doesn't change. The developer
    never receives your personal information. You can turn this off any time from
    the dashboard's settings.
    
    Q: Why is there a gap in the price history?
    A: The extension can only check while Chrome is running. It catches up on the
    next check after you reopen Chrome.
    
    Q: Can it track an item that isn't on my watchlist?
    A: No. Add it to your eBay watchlist first.
    
    Q: Does it sync across devices?
    A: No. Your price history is saved in this one browser only. Use the CSV
    export if you want to copy it elsewhere.
    
    Q: An item I was tracking disappeared.
    A: When an item leaves your eBay watchlist (sold, ended, or you removed it) it
    drops off here too, after two checks in a row confirm it's gone.
    
    Q: What happens if I switch eBay accounts in the same browser?
    A: The extension notices on the next check and pauses reconciliation, so the
    items and price history from the original account aren't deleted. A banner in
    the extension explains the choice: sign back into the original account to
    resume tracking it, or click "Continue with <new account>" to commit the
    switch (the previous account's items will be removed on the next check). To
    track two accounts at once, install the extension in two separate Chrome
    profiles; each profile has its own isolated data.
    This project started because I'm an eBay super user and noticed that prices on my watchlist seemed to change over time without me being able to confirm.
    
    I was always asking questions:
    • Is this item at its best price or its highest price?
    • Did the seller increase the price and then immediately drop it to show a discount that isn't a real discount?
    • Is an item slowly decreasing over time and I should wait until it hits a target?
    
    With Who Watches the Watchlist now you can know for sure!
    
    I'm a solo developer who uses this extension every day for myself so it is always being refined. Feedback and bug reports are greatly appreciated and will be responded to.
    
    eBay is one of the great holdovers from the early internet but how do you know when an item on your watchlist hits the price you want? Who Watches the Watchlist records the price of every item on your eBay watchlist and tells you when one moves.
    
    How to use Who Watches the Watchlist
    
    Sign in to eBay in this browser, install the extension, and you're done. There is nothing extra to sign up for. A few times a day it checks your watchlist in the background using the eBay account you're already signed into and writes down each item's current price. You can change the schedule or press Refresh now any time from the dashboard. When an item you've set an alert on crosses your threshold, you get a desktop notification.
    
    No personal data leaves your computer. No tracking, no usage data, no separate accounts. The only thing the extension ever loads from the internet is your own eBay watchlist page.
    
    Earning a commission (on by default, one-click opt-out). When you click an item from inside the extension to view it on eBay, the click goes through eBay's affiliate program with our partner ID — so if you happen to buy that item within 24 hours, eBay pays us a small commission. The price you pay does not change. We receive only aggregate click and purchase counts from eBay, never your personal information. You can turn this off any time from the dashboard's settings.
    
    What it does
    
    • Builds a price history for every active item on your eBay watchlist
    • Per-item charts on the dashboard, with all-time low / high / average and a clear summary of whether the price actually moved or just bounced and came back
    • Price-change notifications you configure per item — set a dollar threshold, a percent threshold, or both, and choose increase / decrease / either direction
    • A master notifications switch to silence everything (e.g. while away)
    • Auctions are tracked too (the current bid)
    • Search and sort your tracked items (recently added, price, name)
    • One-click CSV export of the full per-item summary
    
    How it works (the important bit)
    
    The extension only checks prices while Chrome is running. If Chrome is fully closed for a while you'll see a gap in the history — it resumes automatically next time you open Chrome. Checks are scheduled (default every 4 hours; configurable) and you can also press "Refresh now" any time. You must be signed in to eBay in the same browser.
    
    Privacy
    
    No personal data leaves your computer. There are no separate accounts, no usage tracking, and no outside services involved beyond eBay itself. All price history is saved in your browser. The only thing the extension ever loads from the internet is your own eBay watchlist page, using the sign-in you already have. The extension never bids, buys, or changes your watchlist. By default, clicks on items in the dashboard go to eBay through eBay's affiliate program (see "Earning a commission" above); you can turn this off in settings. See PRIVACY.md for the full policy.
    
    FAQ
    
    Q: Do I need to sign up for anything extra?
    A: No. It just uses your normal eBay sign-in in this browser. No separate account, no special setup.
    
    Q: Does it bid or buy anything?
    A: No. It only reads prices. It never bids, buys, or changes anything on your account.
    
    Q: Does the developer make money from this extension?
    A: Maybe a little. By default, clicks on items inside the extension go to eBay through eBay's affiliate program. If you then buy the item within 24 hours, eBay pays us a small commission — your price doesn't change. The developer never receives your personal information. You can turn this off any time from the dashboard's settings.
    
    Q: Why is there a gap in the price history?
    A: The extension can only check while Chrome is running. It catches up on the next check after you reopen Chrome.
    
    Q: Can it track an item that isn't on my watchlist?
    A: No. Add it to your eBay watchlist first.
    
    Q: Does it sync across devices?
    A: No. Your price history is saved in this one browser only. Use the CSV export if you want to copy it elsewhere.
    
    Q: An item I was tracking disappeared.
    A: When an item leaves your eBay watchlist (sold, ended, or you removed it) it drops off here too, after two checks in a row confirm it's gone.
    
    Q: What happens if I switch eBay accounts in the same browser?
    A: The extension notices on the next check and pauses reconciliation, so the items and price history from the original account aren't deleted. A banner in the extension explains the choice: sign back into the original account to resume tracking it, or click "Continue with <new account>" to commit the switch (the previous account's items will be removed on the next check). To track two accounts at once, install the extension in two separate Chrome profiles; each profile has its own isolated data.
  • May 26, 2026
    description
    Who Watches the Watchlist quietly records the price of every item on your eBay
    watchlist and tells you when one moves.
    
    Sign in to eBay in this browser, install the extension, and you're done — no
    eBay developer account, no API key, no separate login. A few times a day it
    reads your watchlist (using the eBay session you're already signed into) and
    records each item's current price. When an item you've set an alert on crosses
    your threshold, you get a desktop notification.
    
    Everything stays on your device. There is no server, no analytics, and no
    tracking. The only network requests it makes are read-only fetches of your
    own eBay watchlist.
    
    ### What it does
    
    - Builds a price history for every active item on your eBay watchlist
    - Per-item charts on the dashboard, with all-time low/high/average and a
      spike-aware "no change vs net change" indicator
    - Price-change notifications you configure **per item** — set a dollar
      threshold, a percent threshold, or both, and choose increase / decrease /
      either direction
    - A master notifications switch to silence everything (e.g. while away)
    - Auctions are tracked too (the current bid)
    - Search and sort your tracked items (recently added, price, name)
    - One-click CSV export of the full per-item summary
    
    ### How it works (the important bit)
    
    The extension only checks prices **while Chrome is running**. If Chrome is
    fully closed for a while you'll see a gap in the history — it resumes
    automatically next time you open Chrome. Checks are scheduled (default every
    4 hours; configurable) and you can also press "Refresh now" any time. You must
    be signed in to eBay in the same browser.
    
    ### Privacy
    
    No backend, no telemetry, no accounts. All price history is stored locally in
    your browser. The only outbound requests are read-only fetches of your own
    eBay watchlist using your existing eBay session — never to the author or any
    third party. The extension never bids, buys, or changes your watchlist. See
    PRIVACY.md for the full policy.
    
    ### FAQ
    
    **Q: Does it need an eBay developer account or API key?**
    A: No. It reads the normal watchlist page using the eBay session you're
    already signed into.
    
    **Q: Does it bid or buy anything?**
    A: No. It is strictly read-only against your account.
    
    **Q: Why is there a gap in the price history?**
    A: The extension can only check while Chrome is running. It catches up on the
    next check after you reopen Chrome.
    
    **Q: Can it track an item that isn't on my watchlist?**
    A: No — add it to your eBay watchlist first.
    
    **Q: Does it sync across devices?**
    A: No. Data is local to one browser profile. Use the CSV export to take a
    snapshot elsewhere.
    
    **Q: An item I was tracking disappeared.**
    A: When an item leaves your eBay watchlist (sold, ended, or you removed it) it
    is dropped here too, after two consecutive checks confirm it's gone.
    Who Watches the Watchlist records the price of every item on your eBay
    watchlist and tells you when one moves.
    
    Sign in to eBay in this browser, install the extension, and you're done. There
    is nothing extra to sign up for. A few times a day it opens your watchlist in
    the background (using the eBay account you're already signed into) and writes
    down each item's current price. When an item you've set an alert on crosses
    your threshold, you get a desktop notification.
    
    No personal data leaves your computer. No tracking, no usage data, no separate
    accounts. The only thing the extension ever loads from the internet is your
    own eBay watchlist page.
    
    Earning a commission (on by default, one-click opt-out). When you click an item
    from inside the extension to view it on eBay, the click goes through eBay's
    affiliate program with our partner ID — so if you happen to buy that item
    within 24 hours, eBay pays us a small commission. The price you pay does not
    change. We receive only aggregate click and purchase counts from eBay, never
    your personal information. You can turn this off any time from the dashboard's
    settings.
    
    What it does
    
    • Builds a price history for every active item on your eBay watchlist
    • Per-item charts on the dashboard, with all-time low / high / average and a
      clear summary of whether the price actually moved or just bounced and came
      back
    • Price-change notifications you configure per item — set a dollar
      threshold, a percent threshold, or both, and choose increase / decrease /
      either direction
    • A master notifications switch to silence everything (e.g. while away)
    • Auctions are tracked too (the current bid)
    • Search and sort your tracked items (recently added, price, name)
    • One-click CSV export of the full per-item summary
    
    How it works (the important bit)
    
    The extension only checks prices while Chrome is running. If Chrome is
    fully closed for a while you'll see a gap in the history — it resumes
    automatically next time you open Chrome. Checks are scheduled (default every
    4 hours; configurable) and you can also press "Refresh now" any time. You must
    be signed in to eBay in the same browser.
    
    Privacy
    
    No personal data leaves your computer. There are no separate accounts, no
    usage tracking, and no outside services involved beyond eBay itself. All price
    history is saved in your browser. The only thing the extension ever loads
    from the internet is your own eBay watchlist page, using the sign-in you
    already have. The extension never bids, buys, or changes your watchlist. By
    default, clicks on items in the dashboard go to eBay through eBay's affiliate
    program (see "Earning a commission" above); you can turn this off in
    settings. See PRIVACY.md for the full policy.
    
    FAQ
    
    Q: Do I need to sign up for anything extra?
    A: No. It just uses your normal eBay sign-in in this browser. No separate
    account, no special setup.
    
    Q: Does it bid or buy anything?
    A: No. It only reads prices. It never bids, buys, or changes anything on
    your account.
    
    Q: Does the developer make money from this extension?
    A: Maybe a little. By default, clicks on items inside the extension go to eBay
    through eBay's affiliate program. If you then buy the item within 24 hours,
    eBay pays us a small commission — your price doesn't change. The developer
    never receives your personal information. You can turn this off any time from
    the dashboard's settings.
    
    Q: Why is there a gap in the price history?
    A: The extension can only check while Chrome is running. It catches up on the
    next check after you reopen Chrome.
    
    Q: Can it track an item that isn't on my watchlist?
    A: No. Add it to your eBay watchlist first.
    
    Q: Does it sync across devices?
    A: No. Your price history is saved in this one browser only. Use the CSV
    export if you want to copy it elsewhere.
    
    Q: An item I was tracking disappeared.
    A: When an item leaves your eBay watchlist (sold, ended, or you removed it) it
    drops off here too, after two checks in a row confirm it's gone.
    
    Q: What happens if I switch eBay accounts in the same browser?
    A: The extension notices on the next check and pauses reconciliation, so the
    items and price history from the original account aren't deleted. A banner in
    the extension explains the choice: sign back into the original account to
    resume tracking it, or click "Continue with <new account>" to commit the
    switch (the previous account's items will be removed on the next check). To
    track two accounts at once, install the extension in two separate Chrome
    profiles; each profile has its own isolated data.
  • May 26, 2026
    short_description
    Track price history for items on your eBay watchlist and get alerts when prices change. Local-only, no account or API key.
    Track price history for items on your eBay watchlist and get alerts when prices change. Local-only. No data collection, no tracking.
  • May 26, 2026
    name
    Who Watches the Watchlist — eBay Watchlist Monitor
    Who Watches the Watchlist — Watchlist Monitor for eBay
  • May 26, 2026
    host_permissions
    https://www.ebay.com/*, https://*.ebay.com/*
    https://*.ebay.com/*, https://*.ebay.co.uk/*, https://*.ebay.de/*, https://*.ebay.fr/*, https://*.ebay.it/*, https://*.ebay.es/*, https://*.ebay.com.au/*, https://*.ebay.ca/*, https://*.ebay.at/*, https://*.ebay.be/*, https://*.ebay.ch/*, https://*.ebay.ie/*, https://*.ebay.nl/*, https://*.ebay.pl/*
  • May 26, 2026
    permissions
    storage, alarms, notifications, offscreen
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Permissions & access

Permissions
storagealarmsnotificationsoffscreencookieswebRequest
Host access
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Screenshots

Who Watches the Watchlist — Watchlist Monitor for eBay screenshot 1Who Watches the Watchlist — Watchlist Monitor for eBay screenshot 2Who Watches the Watchlist — Watchlist Monitor for eBay screenshot 3

About

This project started because I'm an eBay super user and noticed that prices on my watchlist seemed to change over time without me being able to confirm.

I was always asking questions:
• Is this item at its best price or its highest price?
• Did the seller increase the price and then immediately drop it to show a discount that isn't a real discount?
• Is an item slowly decreasing over time and I should wait until it hits a target?

With Who Watches the Watchlist now you can know for sure!

I'm a solo developer who uses this extension every day for myself so it is always being refined. Feedback and bug reports are greatly appreciated and will be responded to.

eBay is one of the great holdovers from the early internet but how do you know when an item on your watchlist hits the price you want? Who Watches the Watchlist records the price of every item on your eBay watchlist and tells you when one moves.

How to use Who Watches the Watchlist

Sign in to eBay in this browser, install the extension, and you're done. There is nothing extra to sign up for. A few times a day it checks your watchlist in the background using the eBay account you're already signed into and writes down each item's current price. You can change the schedule or press Refresh now any time from the dashboard. When an item you've set an alert on crosses your threshold, you get a desktop notification.

No personal data leaves your computer. No tracking, no usage data, no separate accounts. The only thing the extension ever loads from the internet is your own eBay watchlist page.

Earning a commission (on by default, one-click opt-out). When you click an item from inside the extension to view it on eBay, the click goes through eBay's affiliate program with our partner ID — so if you happen to buy that item within 24 hours, eBay pays us a small commission. The price you pay does not change. We receive only aggregate click and purchase counts from eBay, never your personal information. You can turn this off any time from the dashboard's settings.

What it does

• Builds a price history for every active item on your eBay watchlist
• Per-item charts on the dashboard, with all-time low / high / average and a clear summary of whether the price actually moved or just bounced and came back
• Price-change notifications you configure per item — set a dollar threshold, a percent threshold, or both, and choose increase / decrease / either direction
• A master notifications switch to silence everything (e.g. while away)
• Auctions are tracked too (the current bid)
• Search and sort your tracked items (recently added, price, name)
• One-click CSV export of the full per-item summary

How it works (the important bit)

The extension only checks prices while Chrome is running. If Chrome is fully closed for a while you'll see a gap in the history — it resumes automatically next time you open Chrome. Checks are scheduled (default every 4 hours; configurable) and you can also press "Refresh now" any time. You must be signed in to eBay in the same browser.

Privacy

No personal data leaves your computer. There are no separate accounts, no usage tracking, and no outside services involved beyond eBay itself. All price history is saved in your browser. The only thing the extension ever loads from the internet is your own eBay watchlist page, using the sign-in you already have. The extension never bids, buys, or changes your watchlist. By default, clicks on items in the dashboard go to eBay through eBay's affiliate program (see "Earning a commission" above); you can turn this off in settings. See PRIVACY.md for the full policy.

FAQ

Q: Do I need to sign up for anything extra?
A: No. It just uses your normal eBay sign-in in this browser. No separate account, no special setup.

Q: Does it bid or buy anything?
A: No. It only reads prices. It never bids, buys, or changes anything on your account.

Q: Does the developer make money from this extension?
A: Maybe a little. By default, clicks on items inside the extension go to eBay through eBay's affiliate program. If you then buy the item within 24 hours, eBay pays us a small commission — your price doesn't change. The developer never receives your personal information. You can turn this off any time from the dashboard's settings.

Q: Why is there a gap in the price history?
A: The extension can only check while Chrome is running. It catches up on the next check after you reopen Chrome.

Q: Can it track an item that isn't on my watchlist?
A: No. Add it to your eBay watchlist first.

Q: Does it sync across devices?
A: No. Your price history is saved in this one browser only. Use the CSV export if you want to copy it elsewhere.

Q: An item I was tracking disappeared.
A: When an item leaves your eBay watchlist (sold, ended, or you removed it) it drops off here too, after two checks in a row confirm it's gone.

Q: What happens if I switch eBay accounts in the same browser?
A: The extension notices on the next check and pauses reconciliation, so the items and price history from the original account aren't deleted. A banner in the extension explains the choice: sign back into the original account to resume tracking it, or click "Continue with <new account>" to commit the switch (the previous account's items will be removed on the next check). To track two accounts at once, install the extension in two separate Chrome profiles; each profile has its own isolated data.

Technical

Version
1.3.3
Manifest
V3
Size
333KiB
Min Chrome
88
Languages
1
Featured
No

Metadata

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Developer ID
ub659460152f074a94ae74d56eb367346
Developer Email
[email protected]
Created
May 19, 2026
Last Updated (Store)
Jun 3, 2026
Last Scraped
Jun 8, 2026
Website
Support URL

Data sourced from the Chrome Web Store · last verified Jun 8, 2026.