eBay have taken the difficult decision not to support older versions in order to take advantage of new technologies.įor anyone still running TurboLister 1 you need to upgrade as soon as possible. The advice as ever is that you do need to keep your software updated with the latest browsers and versions of Java. Good news for all those sellers unable to list in the meantime, but we’d always recommend keeping your old PC running and testing, on a separate machine, all the applications you need for work prior to any major upgrade like Vista or IE7.Īlso in the Townhall users have reported issues running parts of the site such as the new Sell Your Item (SYI) form. This is being worked on and by early March a new release will be ready which is fully Vista compliant. Unfortunately in the final release Microsoft changed the code and TurboLister 2 failed to operate. In the eBay Townhall last night we were told with early releases of Windows Vista TurboLister 2 was fully tested and working. SixBit Software founder John Slocum confirmed that he has been working with eBay to provide a preferred solution for Turbo Lister, which is a desktop tool that allows sellers to manage their.

Many users who have purchased a new PC with Windows Vista (or upgraded), have discovered that TurboLister 2 is not compatible with their new operating system. eBay is working with a third-party software provider to offer sellers an alternative to Turbo Lister, which eBay will stop supporting in July. With TurboLister 1 support finally ending this spring many users have already upgraded to TurboLister 2.

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