Tired of having to hit "Print Label" after hitting "Buy Shipping Label"?

Tired of having to hit "Print Label" after hitting "Buy Shipping Label"?

Back in the day you used to hit "Buy Shipping Label" and then on the next page your printer screen would pop up with the option to print, I don't know what changed, but I don't like having to spend any extra time now hitting that blue "Print Label" before my printer screen pops up.

Quick Time Saving Trick:
If you're using Chrome install the extension Tampermonkey-
[https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/tampermonkey/dhdgffkkebhmkfjojejmpbldmpobfkfo?hl=en\](https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/tampermonkey/dhdgffkkebhmkfjojejmpbldmpobfkfo?hl=en)
Right click, manage extension, allow user script.
Left click, create a new script, add this:

>// ==UserScript==

>// u/nameeBay Auto Print Label

>// u/namespaceebay-autoprint

>// u/version3.0

>// u/description Automatically clicks Print label whenever the eBay label page opens

>// u/match[https://ebay.com/ship/single/print/\\\*\](https://ebay.com/ship/single/print/\*)

>// u/match[https://www.ebay.com/ship/single/print/\\\*\](https://www.ebay.com/ship/single/print/\*)

>// u/run-atdocument-idle

>// u/grantnone

>// ==/UserScript==

>

>(function () {

>'use strict';

>

>function clickPrintLabel() {

>const buttons = \[...document.querySelectorAll('button, a')\];

>

>const printButton = buttons.find(el =>

>el.textContent.trim().toLowerCase() === 'print label'

>);

>

>if (printButton) {

>console.log('eBay Auto Print: Print label found');

>printButton.click();

>return true;

>}

>

>return false;

>}

>

>// Try immediately

>if (clickPrintLabel()) return;

>

>// eBay sometimes loads the button slightly later

>const interval = setInterval(() => {

>if (clickPrintLabel()) {

>clearInterval(interval);

>}

>}, 250);

>

>// Stop searching after 15 seconds

>setTimeout(() => clearInterval(interval), 15000);

>})();

And it will automatically click that "Print Label" button for you anytime you land on that page.

u/StoleYourSoulPhoto — 4 days ago

2-week Japan itinerary (Kanazawa → Hiroshima → Kyoto) – Looking for food and oddities outside Tokyo

Hi everyone!

My wife and I will be visiting Japan from February 13 to February 27, 2027. We already have our ZIPAIR tickets booked and will be arriving and departing through Narita.

This will be our second trip to Japan, the first trip being taken two years ago with the bulk of the trip being spent in Tokyo with a small excursion to Kyoto.

Our current itinerary is:

  • February 13–16: Kanazawa
  • February 16–23: Hiroshima
  • February 23–27: Kyoto

We deliberately chose fewer cities and longer stays because we do not want to rush from attraction to attraction. Most of the reason we travel is for food, everything from Michelin stars to markets to grocery stores to street food, it's all food.

We are mainly interested in:

  • Food markets, grocery stores, department-store food halls, and regional specialties
  • Restaurants ranging from high-end to small local places
  • Weird, avant-garde, or unusual museums and experiences
  • Contemporary and unusual architecture
  • Strange cocktail bars, very traditional bars, and overly fancy hotel bars
  • Places that feel specific to the region rather than generic sightseeing

We are less interested in:

  • Clubs
  • Live music
  • Kitsch or tourist souvenir shopping
  • Spending entire days visiting temples and shrines
  • Trying to check off every famous attraction

We are mainly looking for feedback on:

  • Whether the amount of time in each city makes sense
  • Which island or coastal day trips around Hiroshima are most worthwhile in February
  • Any seasonal closures, ferry issues, or weather concerns
  • Which neighborhoods would be best to stay in once we finalize our priorities
  • Regional foods, markets, unusual museums, and shops we may be missing
  • Interesting nightlife options in the more quiet towns that we've chosen to stay in this trip
  • Anything listed below that is overrated or not worth the time

February 13–16 – Kanazawa

We plan to travel from Narita toward Kanazawa after arriving.

Kanazawa is primarily a food, art, craft, and shopping stop for us.

Definite priorities

  • Omicho Market, possibly every day
  • 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art
  • National Crafts Museum
  • Kenrokuen winter illumination on February 13
  • Ishikawa Prefectural Library
  • Kanazawa Station architecture
  • Oyama Shrine gate

Food

  • Omicho Market
  • Kanazawa Fish Market
  • Chuo Mishokugai
  • Otome Sushi

We are currently trying to arrange an Otome Zushi reservation through a hotel concierge.

Nightlife

  • To be honest haven't found much.

Shopping

  • Hard Off / Off House / Hobby Off Moroe
  • Tatemachi and Katamachi vintage stores
  • Record Jungle
  • FOREMOST
  • Titti Vintage

February 16–23 – Hiroshima

We have seven nights in Hiroshima because we want time for Hiroshima proper, Miyajima, and several possible island or coastal day trips.

Hiroshima city priorities

  • Hiroshima City Museum of Contemporary Art
  • Peace Park and river area after dark
  • Central vintage and used shopping
  • Large grocery stores and food halls
  • A winter oyster hut

We want to take in some of the history but don't want to make this leg of the trip... too atomic bomb focused... if that makes sense or is even possible.

Hiroshima foods we want to try

  • A teppanyaki meal where we order koune, oysters, and other small dishes before finishing with okonomiyaki
  • Anago in Hiroshima city and again in Miyajima or Miyajimaguchi
  • Conveyor-belt sushi
  • Hiroshima sake

Restaurants we are considering

  • Chisou Sottakuito
  • Sushi Soshi (since it's readily available)
  • Hassho
  • Hassei
  • Kakifune Kanawa
  • Akichan for interesting tempura
  • One neighborhood teppanyaki restaurant serving koune and uni-horen
  • Nonta Sushi or Sushi Tatsu for conveyor-belt sushi

Markets and food shopping

  • Hiroshima Minato Marché, if it operates on February 21
  • Hiroshima Asaichi
  • Winter oyster huts
  • Fukuya Hatchobori basement

Nightlife

  • The most interesting area we have found so far is the Ekinishiinshokutengai. If there are any others like it we would love to hear about it.

Possible island and coastal day trips

This is the part where we need the most advice.

Ikuchijima / Setoda

Currently our strongest candidate because it combines:

  • Outdoor sculpture
  • Kosanji
  • Hill of Hope
  • Contemporary architecture
  • Art
  • Lemon and citrus food
  • Coastal scenery
  • Possible cycling

The concern is whether it is too long and complicated as a February day trip from Hiroshima.

Onomichi

Strong interest because of:

  • Hillside alleys
  • Independent shops and cafés
  • Reused buildings
  • Onomichi City Museum of Art
  • Sea views
  • Access toward the Shimanami Kaido
  • Vintage and used shopping

We are considering either a full Onomichi day or combining it with a limited island visit.

Okunoshima

Interest in:

  • Rabbits
  • Poison Gas Museum
  • Abandoned military structures
  • Coastal scenery
  • The strange contrast between the island’s history and current identity

We are unsure whether it is worth the long journey in February.

Etajima

Interest in:

  • Oyster farms
  • Coastal scenery
  • Naval history
  • Olive products
  • A less touristy island environment

We would probably only choose it if there is a specific oyster, farm, craft, or food experience to anchor the day.

Kure

Possible interest in:

  • Yamato Museum
  • Submarine museum
  • Shipyards
  • Industrial harbor scenery
  • Naval curry

We need to confirm the museum’s renovation status for February 2027.

Saijō

Possible food and sake day trip for:

  • Brewery architecture
  • Fermentation
  • Sake lees foods
  • Brewery tastings
  • A compact walkable district

Our tentative Hiroshima allocation is:

  • Two days in Hiroshima city
  • One full day on Miyajima
  • One day for Ikuchijima or Setoda
  • One day for Onomichi
  • One additional day trip chosen from Okunoshima, Kure, Etajima, or Saijō
  • Remaining time for arrival, weather flexibility, and anything we missed

Does that seem sensible, or are we overloading the Hiroshima portion with day trips?

February 23-24 Naoshima

We also plan on stopping at the island of Naoshima outside of Okayama, partially to break up the train ride but also because the museums there are something my wife has always wanted to see.

We suspect we will mostly be doing museums on this day but any food recommendations would be useful.

February 24–27 – Kyoto

We have not yet developed the Kyoto portion in the same level of detail.

Our priorities will probably be:

  • Food
  • Markets and department-store food halls
  • Contemporary architecture
  • Unusual museums
  • Arts and crafts
  • Vintage and used shopping
  • Strange and traditional bars
  • A limited number of temples and shrines
  • Neighborhood exploration rather than rushing between famous sites

We know February 25 is the Kitano Tenmangu flea market and plum blossom festival, which sounds especially relevant to us.

We are not trying to see every major Kyoto temple.

Accommodation

We have not finalized accommodations because we want to choose neighborhoods based on what survives the final itinerary.

Our current thinking:

  • Kanazawa: somewhere between Omicho, the station, and the central museum area
  • Hiroshima: walking distance or easy tram access to Nagarekawa, Yagenbori, Hondori, and Peace Park
  • Kyoto: undecided until we narrow the food, shopping, and evening priorities

Any advice on the best areas to stay would be appreciated, especially for nighttime food access without needing long train rides.

Thank you!

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u/StoleYourSoulPhoto — 15 days ago