Glad to hear you like this option so much and it surpassed your expectations.  We haven't implemented the "edit folder names" option quite yet.  I plan to add that this week.  I can comment here when it is added.

This is live on the site.

https://blog.pricecharting.com/2023/04/organize-collections-into-folders.html

By "take picture of my comic and add it", do you mean add the missing comic to our database?  Or add the comic to your collection?  Please let me know.

We do have a search by photo feature for comic books.

https://www.pricecharting.com/category/comic-books

You click "Search by Photo" button and then follow directions.

You then click on the issue you have and click blue "+" or "+collection" button on the following page.

Added now.

https://www.pricecharting.com/game/strategy-guide/fallout-76-platinum-edition

Good suggestion.  Thank you.  You can get pretty close with the existing filters.

https://www.pricecharting.com/console/nes?sort=name&genre-name=&exclude-variants=true&exclude-hardware=true&when=before&release-date=1996-01-01

Exclude variants, exclude hardware, and limit results to before 1996 (for NES)

That would still include some unlicensed items like Panesian games and Nintendo World Championships but vast majority of the list is licensed.

Like the opening response says.  This is a feature.  You just need to filter by Category first (video games, pokemon cards, etc) then you can filter by console.

That should already be the behavior.  After you refresh the results the total number of results does update unless the result count is still higher than the limit we show on search results.

Here is a result for "Mario Party" with 62 results.

https://www.pricecharting.com/search-products?type=prices&q=mario+party

I filter by console = "Gamecube" and the result is 5

https://www.pricecharting.com/search-products?q=mario+party&type=prices&sort=name&console-uid=G3®ion-name=all&exclude-variants=true

Please let me know if I am misunderstanding the question.

You can filter by Console, you cannot sort by Console.

To filter:

Filter by Category first (video games, pokemon cards, etc)

Filter by Console/Set

This makes sense.  I'm not sure where to find accurate info on this.  Most games come out for the same prices each generation.  For example, almost every Switch game is $59.99.  For modern games this data is easy to record and compile, but I'm not sure about the historic items.