Connects the-saleroom.com and EasyLive to your bid ladder — saves lots while browsing, feeds live bid prices during auctions.
Firefox users get the simplest install — click the button below and Firefox will prompt you to install. No unzipping, no developer mode needed.
🦊 Install Firefox ExtensionDownloads and installs directly · Firefox will prompt you to confirm · Done
Click the button above. Firefox will download the extension and show an install prompt — click Add to confirm. The extension installs instantly — no unzipping, no developer mode.
Click the puzzle piece icon 🧩 in the Firefox toolbar → find Auction Bid Assistant → click the pin icon. This keeps the extension icon visible so you can access your saved lots at any time.
Open the-saleroom.com or EasyLive in one tab and Auction Bid Assistant in another. Browse any lot page and you'll see the 🔨 Save Lot button. When you go live, the ● Bridge indicator will turn green.
Chrome users can install in one click from the Chrome Web Store — no unzipping or developer mode needed.
🌐 Install from Chrome Web StoreClick the button above. Chrome will show an install prompt — click Add to Chrome to confirm. The extension installs instantly.
Click the puzzle piece icon 🧩 in the Chrome toolbar → find Auction Bid Assistant → click the pin icon. Without pinning, the extension icon won't be visible and the Save Lot popup won't be accessible.
Open the-saleroom.com or EasyLive in one tab and Auction Bid Assistant in another. Browse any lot page and you'll see the 🔨 Save Lot button. When you go live, the ● Bridge indicator will turn green.
The Safari extension for macOS is built and submitted to the Mac App Store. We're waiting on Apple's review — it will appear here as soon as it's approved.
Firefox and Chrome both run on Mac and have the extension available today. Firefox is the easiest — one click, no setup.
While browsing, tap 🔨 Save Lot on each lot page. Open the extension popup, download or copy the list, and paste it into ⬆ Bulk Import in the app. Fees, estimates, and lot details are extracted automatically.
Log in to the-saleroom.com or EasyLive and open the live bidding page. Keep this tab open alongside the app.
The bid ladder fills your screen. As the auctioneer calls prices, the asking price and current bid highlight on your ladder automatically — so you always see your total cost at every increment.
When a lot finishes, tap the result. The app advances to your next lot. When all lots are done, review your results, see sale totals, and export to CSV.
No. It only reads publicly visible data from the auction page — the asking price and lot number. You still bid on the auction platform as normal. The app is a visual calculator.
Firefox (recommended — one-click install from Mozilla Add-ons) and Chrome (one-click from Chrome Web Store). A Safari extension for macOS is in development and awaiting App Store approval — it will be listed here once available. The app itself works on all browsers and devices without the extension; you just update the current bid manually instead of having it auto-update.
The app works fully in Safari — add lots, set budgets, use the bid ladder. The only thing missing is the automatic live price feed and Save Lot button, which require the extension. Both Firefox and Chrome run on Mac and support the extension today. Firefox is the easiest to install — one click from Mozilla Add-ons.
Currently the-saleroom.com and EasyLive Auction. More platforms are being added — use the feedback button in the app to request one.
Make sure: (1) the extension is installed and enabled, (2) you have the auction site open in another tab in the same browser window, (3) the auction page has finished loading. The bridge sends a heartbeat every 3 seconds — wait a moment and it should turn green.
Chrome Web Store extensions update automatically and stay enabled after restarts. If it has disappeared, just reinstall it from the Chrome Web Store.
All data stays in your browser. The extension never sends anything to any server, never accesses your login credentials, and never modifies any web page. Read the full privacy policy →