[54706]

Whenever I do a search on Amazon, it defaults to what I guess now is called the "detail view". But I noticed a new button today at the top of the list of books that says "image view". I clicked on it and this is what happened.

I don't know any benefits to doing this, other than it allows you to see more than three books at a time on your screen. Has this been around all this time and I just never noticed? Why do I care when I should be writing right now? All good questions...

 

[Hildred]

I noticed this the other day when looking through the housewares department. I like the image view, because, well, I'm a visual person. 

If nothing else, it's another good reminder to make sure those covers stick out.

 

[Colin]

Hi Elle,

It's been around for a month or so. If you re-size your browser and do a screen grab, you can get quite a number of your books in one shot.

For whatever reason, the feature is not yet available on amazon.co.uk.

Here's a slightly edited one I did for my company's recent output:

 

[54706]

See, you put up a post like that and I pay no attention to the covers. What is Keelhauling?

Some research I'm doing for my Sea Wenches series.

Hi Elle,

It's been around for a month or so. If you re-size your browser and do a screen grab, you can get quite a number of your books in one shot.

For whatever reason, the feature is not yet available on amazon.co.uk.

Here's a slightly edited one I did for my company's recent output:

Oooooo, that's niiiiiiice.

 

[Routhwick]

I'm not seeing the tile option yet--at least on my browser, Chrome. (I posted about this last night, and assumed they're rolling it out gradually.)

 

[olefish]

oh goody they brought it back.  They had it before. and they took it away, which made me pissed because I couldn't browse through the free lists quickly enough. 

 

[valeriec80]

Darn it. I don't see it, and I haven't.