Super annoying every time you open a page.

Well, if this persist, empty wishlish.

I don't see the point of this either. I don't need to know how many games I have wishlisted ...

Better idea would be to show only when there are games discounted similar to steam. You click - and it sort the games with these discounted games on top so you can see them and then it should disappear. Still people may get annoyed they have to load another page for it to be gone. On steam they have a small drop down menu that is enough to open for the notice to be gone.

Won't help. Mine is empty, insists i have 15.

If you have uBlock, you can block that specific element instead.

Add to 'My filters'
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! 2023-12-06 https://www.gog.com
www.gog.com##.menu-link--wishlist.menu-link--icon.menu-link
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If GOG is collecting feedback, I'd suggest to either remove the coloring from the number or make it track only discounted items (and make it possible to dismiss the notification). It's attention-grabbing, but of course it doesn't give information we didn't have before, so it's just a distraction.

If possible, make sure the wishlist tracks everything correctly: according to the site, I had 22 items on my wishlist page, 27 items according to the icon, and I actually had 21 items when counting the entries manually (I since used the workaround another user posted, to remove invisible items from my wishlist and fix this issue). At the very least, this should be consistent, if it's too difficult to make 100% accurate.

Agreed, working like that and minus the ping past first page load it would actually be useful

For me, this icon is currently placing an extremely annoying neon orange color next to my empty Wishlist, with the number "1" in the middle of it.

Then when I click on that, a new page on GOG comes up which tells me that my Wishlist is Empty, and I should search for games to put on it.

And the extremely annoying neon icon doesn't go away, it just stays there, apparently permanently.

This is like the old purple dot problem (which I still have too) all over again, but 1000x worse.

What is this, a new kind of coercion sales strategy?!; is GOG trying to annoy customers into adding games onto their Wishlist? Sure seems that way, based on the things I've just described in this post.

Rather doubt that - mine shows 39 despite my whishlist only counting 25 entries. I have considered clearing it and adding things anew, but seeing that it shows some entries for people that have the wishlist entirely empty... well...

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I really don't need that (incorrect) extra info on top of my screen, since I already have that (correct) info in the drop down menu, but if it's here to stay, I agree with these two: add another entry to our settings menu, which allows us to disable that function.

Options are fine by me, and always welcomed...unwelcomed and unnecessary changes which are forced unto me, not so much.

I'd be actually more happy if they fixed the existing stuff, but yes, I agree. At least they are doing something.

As a new feature I'd like to see checkboxes in the card, so I can postpone some aquisitions without having to remove the item from the cart, Amazon has a feature like this.

That'd be nice, same for the friends button. I don't use either.

Huh?
On each page load, the new icon randomly says either "99+" or "37". Neither makes much sense.

I've got 279 titles in my wishlist (which I use very loosely as a bookmarking tool).
Of those titles 33 are currently discounted.

And yes, as others have mentioned a few million times already, the "discounted" filter is broken. Even more so than before. It now picks out 66 titles of which only 14 (!) titles are actually discounted right now. Duh!

99+ BUY THEM NOW!!!!
At least that is my interpretation.
Either this addition gets removed or I'll have to empty my wishlist. :/

How about replacing the link with a link to the store with "only show games on my wishlist" and maybe "only show discounted" pre selected? That would actually show us what we expect to see when clicking the icon.

Heh. The numbers aren't even accurate.

It's bad enough that it looks like an unchecked message, but does it really need to 'ping' on every page view?

Definitely going to use a script to hide this great new feature.