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I am in total agreement! If they are considering Quick Look which it looks as if they are since it is there, then PLEASE place the enlarged picture there! We are looking because we want to see the details of that image. I also skip those useless Quick Looks for I want to see the item. If I like what I see, only then would I look further at the listing. Obviously those doing the programing are not active eBay members.
Firefox has a free add-on, which I love dearly. It's called CoolPreviews. When they first introduced it, the name was Cooliris. I don't think I would have the patience of using searches and long lists if I didn't have the add-on on my computer. (The add-on does not slow anything down and it appears quickly.) My geek husband also loves it for his technical usage. Ebay has suggested using the Firefox browser, which I had been doing so anyways for I found it the fastest browser of many offered. I strongly recommend getting the free Firefox add-on of CoolPreviews. It's similar to using a page in a page. When you hover a live link anyplace, at any site, the blue symbol for CoolPreviews shows, then you hover, or click it if you wish, with your curser. Instantly up pops the entire link for you to view, or act upon. I can even travel to the seller's other items or pay, since the view is an actual page. When I want to leave that page view, I simply move my curser off of the page borders and I am still at the original list that I was using. This means no reloading time to get back where you were shopping. Now that is cool!
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Must use Buy It Now and PayPal.
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