Web/Marketplace Features

Recent changes were made to benefit those using SL Marketplace with mobile phones in portrait mode. But Second Life is still largely used by a majority of desktop computer users and the SL Marketplace should mirror that too. The recent changes have negatively affected the way SL Marketplace now appears on desktop computer screens, with two-thirds of a desktop screen now having wide empty side borders which are left unused and wasted. Please introduce a Desktop Screen Mode option to SL Marketplace, allowing the entire width of a desktop monitor screen to be utilised, with a wide variety of screen size options too, just as the SL Viewer already has. Attached are images of how SL Marketplace currently appears on a Desktop PC Windows 11 (16:9 screen, 1920x1080) and how I would improve SL Marketplace's UI to allow the full width of a screen to be utilised, with a "Screen Size" option button added.

Related items listing in Marketplace should be checkboxes to be able to select all 8 wanted in the one function, not click one or two or three if you are fast enough, to then get kicked out and have to go back in and repeat the steps over and over, if anyone has any kind of mobility limitations the way it is currently makes it problematic. EDIT : This is for listing the items for purchase, not for purchasing items.

As a new merchant, I am really disappointed with how outdated the Edit screen for listings is! Do we really need to distinguish among an object that is mesh, partial mesh, nonmesh, or fitted mesh? Shouldn't we be more concerned about letting customers know if textures are PBR, Blinn-Phong, or both with today's viewers? Are there any "Classic" avatars out there? The guide says these are the avatars given to new residents when they join. However, that is not true. Those avatars are mesh brands. I'd rather be able to select WHICH mesh bodies my product fits! I get tired of typing them all out over and over... Custom Avatar Brand: Is that ever used in 2026? See #2. We need more categories. Example: A doormat. Is that outdoor decor? Indoor decor? A rug? The help links go to ancient information that is no longer accurate. Are there plans to update these things soon? I'm quite surprised this hasn't been done already.

Hi I would like to suggest a feature for the Second Life Marketplace: a filter for offensive or abusive language in reviews and comments. Currently, creators can receive reviews that include insults, harassment, or personal attacks, which can harm their reputation and create unnecessary conflict. A system to automatically flag, block, or hold for moderation reviews containing certain offensive words or expressions would help maintain a safer and more professional environment for both creators and customers. Features could include: Automatic detection of offensive or harassing words in reviews. Option for creators to review flagged comments before they appear publicly. A way to maintain legitimate feedback while preventing abuse or trolling. This would protect creators from unfair attacks, improve the quality of Marketplace interactions, and ensure that reviews reflect genuine customer experiences rather than being used as a tool for harassment. Thank you for considering this improvement to the Marketplace system.

I'd like to see a creation date of items shown in the marketplace and the ability to search by year created.

When browsing products on the Marketplace overview pages, it is not immediately clear what type of product is being shown. The preview image alone is often not sufficient to determine whether the item is clothing, an animation, a tattoo, a shape, or another product type. Users must either already know the brand or rely on visual hints in the image. In many cases there is no clear indication, which forces users to open each product page individually just to identify the product type. This slows down browsing and reduces usability. It would significantly improve clarity and browsing efficiency if the primary product category were displayed directly below the product image in the overview grid. Kind regards Dae

It would be amazing to be able to block a store's content from showing in Marketplace. Instead of adding a store as a favorite you could click to add store to a blocked list and then their content would no longer show in your search results.

Issue: Recently Gifts purchased n MP have not been delivering, so the recipient says. Either the item is not delivered. Or they mindlessly clear the dialog (cancal or ignore). Or they don't know where the item went. and thus requires follow-up to see if they don't know what's going and, click accept but don't know where items are received. This leads to awkward interactions like gifting someone something, not getting thank you, asking about only to find out it wasn't delivered. I'm socially awkward enough without help! ;-) Suggestion: show on the order page of the item was delivered to the recipients inventory or not. Rather than show if the gift was Declined, just show non-delivery. Assumption: I assume users can't buy gifts for people who have blocked them and thus the likelihood of abuse can minimized. If they can buy gifts for people who have blocked them, I can write up a new feature request! :-)

Once I click "Add To Favorites" the link then becomes unclickable and says "Added as favorite". The link should remain clickable but become a "Remove from favorite" link instead. Then I won't have to dig through 30+ pages of favorites that added up over time to delete it from the favorites list.

Let's invent a label - something simple, like "GenAI was used in whole or part in this object's manufacture" and then /require/ creators/vendors to label all of their relevant sales items with it. Let this label also be a tag or flag as part of an object's or sales vendor's properties, so that Residents don't have to struggle to know if an object is GenAI-"containing." Let this also be a tag or flag on the MP and in any other searchable interface where it makes sense to exist, so that Residents may include or exclude GenAI items in their search results. GenAI is not going anywhere. The ethics of its use are a separate matter. But Residents have a right to be informed of the tool's use in the creation of their purchased items, just as we have a right to know whether a food IRL has been genetically modified. Let Residents be advised of the use of GenAI to create purchasable goods, and thereby purchase according to their own preference. Please disregard, and accept my apology, if this issue has already been discussed/addressed. Thank you.