Discogs Enhancer is a free, open source extension that adds extra features to both Discogs.com and Chrome.
Discogs Enhancer lets you block sellers, use a dark theme, see price comparisons, get buyer and seller feedback notifications, convert foreign currencies, search Discogs and other online record shops with any highlighted text, improve tracklist readability, customize lots of Marketplace aspects, and more!
Every feature is optional so you can choose only the features you want to use.
Tag or completely hide any seller in
the Marketplace.
Compare the prices that Discogs suggests to the seller's listed price.
Give discogs.com a dark look.
Great for late night digging.
Automatically filter out any listing that's below a specified condition or that ships from any specified country!
See total play times for any release that has track time information.
Tag any Seller in the Marketplace who's reputation is below a percentage specified by you.
Counts the characters for any "notes" field in your Collection so you’ll know when you're near the limit.
Get notified when new buyer or seller feedback is left on your profile.
A: There are currently no plans for a FireFox version. I don't have the time or energy to support the project on two different browsers.
A: Maybe! Several of the features in this extension came from suggestions from other Discogs users. It really comes down two things:
First, is it possible to build? Sometimes I get suggestions for things that are either not possible to make or are so elaborate that it would require a small software development team to create. It needs to be something that I can realistically get done in my free time.
And second, is it practical? Everyone has their own way of interacting with Discogs. Sometimes I get suggestions for things that would solve an issue for a single user. While I understand that one user's problem would be solved, it ultimately does not help anyone else. This project is meant to solve issues that affect large numbers of buyers/sellers/collectors and my goal is to build solutions for those problems.
A: I have considered this in the past but decided against it as the UX for this feature would be poor. Because the filtering works by simply hiding items from view on the page, if an uncommon release format was selected (e.g.: Reel-To-Reel) nearly every item on every page would be hidden and the end result would be a terrible user experience.