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How to Use the Wishlist

Took us long enough, but you can finally save your favorite olde things to a wishlist for later retrieval. Here’s how to use it.

You’ll need to log in or make an account to use the wishlist. (This is the only way we can make sure your list is here when you return to the site. You know you can use a throwaway email address for this, right? We won’t mind.)

Login page with username, email, and password fields. Menu bar has Wishlist and wishlist guide link. Buttons for Create Account, Login, and Checkout are visible on the page.

Once you’re logged in, you’ll see the account dashboard. You can access your wishlist from here too.

A shopping site’s user account page shows Wishlist highlighted in the left menu, plus links for orders, shipping, account details, and helpful tips on using the Wishlist feature.

When you see an item you want to save to your wishlist, click Add to Wishlist.

Online store page displays an Early 20th Century Nickel & Teak Yacht Wheel with price and Wishlist button, suitable for guides or wishlist tips. All key elements are visible.

A nifty sidebar with your list will pop out. If you click View Wishlist at the bottom, you’ll be taken to the wishlist page in your account.

A wishlist popup shows a yacht wheel priced at $325 with an Add to cart button. A highlighted View Wishlist button at the bottom helps users navigate wishlist features.

From there, you can add to the cart or remove items, and share your list with email, WhatsApp or your favorite social media.

Early 20th Century Nickel & Teak Yacht Wheel in stock for $325. Add to wishlist or cart with ease—learn how to use wishlist features. All actions clearly labeled and accessible.

Also, when you’re logged in, the heart icon will show how many items are on your list. You can also click to remove an item from the wishlist from the product page.

Early 20th Century Yacht Wheel for $325 on website page, with heart icon to remove from wishlist; clear example of using wishlist features in an online store interface.

We hope the wishlist is useful for you!

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