table-sort-js
Make websites (html) tables sortables when clicking on table columns.
Click and sort the webpage content based on any element on the page
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Select any element on a webpage and instantly sort its content by that value. Ideal for sorting tables by column, sorting e-commerce listings by discount or reviews, or view long menus and lists in alphabetic order to find items faster.
No complex steps, just click on the extension and select the element you want to sort with. Supports numeric, text and percentage values and works with dynamic content on most sites.
Problems that this extension solves:
- How to sort Amazon products by discount?
- How can I sort a table on a webpage by any column without copying it?
- Can I sort items by reviews?
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AMAZING. i used another extension to sort youtube "save to playlist" menu alphabetically, but it stopped working, so the playlist listing was nearly random, but where "watch later" was at the top and the last used playlist was second. been looking for a long time and found this extension which restored alphabetic sorting making finding the desired playlist much easier. HOWEVER, the extension sorting is NOT SAVED, so must be used every time saving to a playlist (subtract one star).