In https://pricecharting.userecho.com/communities/1/topics/722-show-the-game-value-in-the-wishlist the Wishlist has been extended with functionality to show prices. Currently you will always see the loose price, but for higher priced items that could differ A LOT from the actual CIB or even sealed price. I use the Wishlist a lot at conventions to quickly check games I want and what their prices are. Needing to switch to every game isn't user friendly at that time (with slow connections).

It would be nice to either choose the different condition per item (like suggested in the above url aswell), or (if its easier - a less extensive feature) make it customisable for the entire Wishlist to either show prices for loose, cib or sealed.

It would be useful to set a filter to only show search results of a specific language 

When looking in my wish list for cards I may want to purchase, It would save a click if there was a "buy" button next to each entry instead of clicking the card's page and then clicking the buy/sell button

Every item seems to be stuck at the last 30 sales.  The should be a way to look at the full history.

Would like the option to include Tag in the "what grade" and or "grading company selection" 

Can you please add the Union Arena card game by Bandai? Union Arena has been out in the United States for over a year and continues to gain traction and popularity among played card games. Each set is focused on a popular IP such as Bleach and Jujutsu Kaisen. 
The card game also draws a lot of popularity between card collectors. The alternate art or chase cards often maintain high value, similar to Dragon Ball and One Piece.

Add Looney Tunes cards

I wish there was a way to track anime dvd and Blu-ray. There doesn't seem to be any place anywhere on the internet to track them. I have a decent collection so it would be nice to know (for myself and other collectors) what the value of our physical media is at the time like we can do for trading cards and video games.

It’d be awesome to sort my wishlist by release date—so I can chase my must-haves from the classics to the latest drops.