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I posted this on a Kindle forum about Amazon results. Basically, the search results show the eBook prices for Prime members, which is $0.00, and sorts them out by that price instead of the regular price. Another member found the Prime information as: div.trow{display: none;}
Here's the original link with some images: www.mobileread.com/forums/showthread.php?t=180914 I wonder if someone can come up with a script to remove that pricing so the results will be sorted by the regular price instead of $0.00. |
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Well, I think the problem is the results sequence is set on the server, rather than simply being rearranged in the page. If that is true, suppressing the display of the Prime price before sorting won't have any effect -- your userscript would need to also do an in-page re-sort to put the rows in the correct order. Actually, there still could be lower priced items on other pages, masked by the Prime price. Challenging problem... Edit: I looked at Amazon.com on the web; I don't have a Kindle. |

