Open Search eBay to apply these techniques to live collector listings. Some filters act on the results already loaded; starting a new search makes a new eBay request.
Save a reusable search on your device
Open Search eBay, enter a phrase and configure its required and excluded keywords, price range, category, and other filters. Select Save Search. The search is stored locally in the current browser rather than sent to Radar.
Find your saved searches again
Select My Searches on Search eBay to see the searches saved in that browser. Each entry shows a compact filter preview so you can recognize the search before running it.
Edit without launching a new eBay request
Use the Edit icon next to a saved search to open its filter editor. Change the search name, price or grading choices, and save the changes. Editing the stored configuration itself does not request more listings from eBay.
Run a saved search with one click
Select a saved-search suggestion to apply that search’s stored filters and perform a normal live search. Running the search uses an eBay request; saving or editing it does not.
Know what local browser storage means
Local saved searches belong to a particular browser and website origin. For example, a search saved on localhost or a home-network development address will not automatically appear on rarealert.io or another device. Clearing browser site data may remove these searches.
Know when to use Radar instead
If you want automatic scans and email notifications instead of manually running a search, sign in and use Save to Radar. Local Save Search alone does not enable monitoring.
Related guides
Learn more about excluding unwanted eBay keywords, new eBay listing alerts, or browse all RareAlert guides.