The classifieds site has made an addition that will delight users.
This is the “little something” that will make your searches easier. One of those options that seem obvious to us and yet take several years to be implemented. A seemingly small step forward that will simplify things has just been implemented on Leboncoin.
The site, which is very popular with the French, has around 60 million ads at any given time. Clothing, decoration, games, electronics, furniture, jobs, personal services, real estate, automobiles… So many themes in which the various offers are classified. But in this digital Ali Baba’s cave, it is sometimes difficult to find your way among all the offers. Above all, it is not uncommon to consult the same product twice because, above all, remembering what you have consulted is almost a feat.
This is where Leboncoin finally brings a new solution to users of the platform. For a few days now, a new feature has appeared on the application. Now, after clicking on an offer, a small banner appears on the ad when you return to the search results. This displays the words “Already seen”.
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A marginal adjustment that nevertheless proves to be particularly practical for greater efficiency when searching for a product. This allows users to no longer click twice on the same ad if it does not interest them.
This addition only concerns the mobile application. Indeed, on the website, when an ad has already been viewed, it becomes more transparent and allows you to differentiate yourself from others, which is not the case on the application. For the time being, the “Already viewed” banner does not appear.
However, this progress has a limit. Since it is necessary to delete your ad and republish it to make it appear first without paying, the “Already seen” mention is no longer displayed once the ad is renewed. It’s up to you to use your memory… at the risk of clicking again on an ad… already seen.