>>25542
Works fine for me. Although I tend to use the app on my phone more often.

>>25542
Same here - do you have a lot of things in your watch list?
It seemed to start at the same time that they allowed more than 200 items, and I was wondering f it was just me.
3 tries seems to be enough.

>>25545

I deleted about 150 items I'd saved whilst browsing Chinese shitstores like tomtop. That seems to have fixed it.

But why do modern companies seem so content to fuck up simple website design features that would have worked just fine on HTML alone?

>>25548

Because using RESTful APIs that return JSON for an overengineered javascript frontend to ad-hoc composite into HTML via direct DOM interaction allows web developers to demand higher salaries while blethering on about "full stack development" and "devops" whilst employing whole teams of half-bright gonks to achieve what used to be done by a single nerd with a beard and a seemingly infinite Iron Maiden tshirt collection. Aye, they were simpler days.

>>25549
It's a good rant lad, but the devops bit is superfluous. That's a completely different area of bollockspeak, but I otherwise agree with your sentiment.