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Drag and drop to rearrange your Amazon Saved for Later list. Nothing is collected or shared; optional sync uses your Chrome account. Amazon gives you no way to rearrange your "Saved for later" list — new saves just pile up at one end. This extension fixes that. Open it on your Amazon cart page, drag items into the order you want (or type a position number), and click Apply order. The extension rearranges your real Amazon list for you by using Amazon's own "Move to cart" and "Save for later" buttons — it isn't a separate copy. FEATURES • Drag and drop, or type a position number to jump an item straight to that spot • Compact view, or an extended grid/table view for long lists • Select several items with Shift+click and drag them together • Undo and redo (⌘Z / Ctrl+Z) while you arrange • Labels: right-click an item to tag it ("Grocery", "Gifts", "Electronics"…), pick a color for each label, and filter the list by label. Reordering while filtered still keeps your whole list in order. • Load all items: scrolls Amazon's lazy-loaded list for you so nothing is missed • Your in-progress arrangement survives closing the popup, until you reload or leave the page • Optional sync: keep your settings and labels in sync across your computers through your own Chrome account. Off by default; you can sync on demand or delete the synced copy at any time. • The toolbar icon only lights up on Amazon cart pages, where it can actually do something PRIVACY Nothing is ever collected, sold, or sent to the developer or anyone else. Everything runs and is stored locally in your browser. If you turn on sync, your settings and labels are also stored in your own Chrome account through Chrome's built-in sync — and nowhere else. GOOD TO KNOW • Applying an order works by moving items to your cart and back, so it takes a few seconds per item moved. • Items Amazon marks as unavailable can't be moved, so they're skipped and stay where they are. • Works on Amazon storefronts in many countries. If Amazon changes its cart page, item detection may need an update. Free and open source: github.com/maxandcheeses/chrome-reorder-saved-for-later-amazon
Oct 29, 2026
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