With the crafters marks and various ranks of legendary base items, the post scan on the AH needs to scan by iLvl. I obviously don't want to post a rank 2 or 3 legendary base for the price of a rank 1 and manual intervention is the only way I see. This applies exactly the same to crafted BOEs when they have had a crafters mark applied. The price is very different from the item with no crafters mark used.

For example I used to use Easyscrap in BFA. it would automatically exclude Set items when filling the scrap machine. Would be fantastic to have TSM Destroy ignore Set Items so I can do a bunch of disenchanting without the fear of breaking down my offspec gear lol

Sometimes price changes quite rapidly and market value becomes too outdated, while only relying on min buyout is bad as well. Some price source that is calculated same way as market value but over shorter time frame, like last 24 hours or so would be appreciated

When on 'My Auctions' tab at the AH can you make it so if you double click an item it automatically switches to perform a quick scan for that item showing the results?

Can we get a notification of sorts for items with charges used that are grouped and cannot be posted on the AH? Currently TSM isn't showing anything that I can see, no error, no warning, nothing. An example of such an item that this problem can occur with is the Thermal Anvil

It would be nice QOL improvement to add a column to the search items results under the base group configuration displaying the group the item belongs to (if any).
Same thing for the auctioning GUI on the AH 'post items from bags' list, a column with the group name.

It would help to know when you are running out of some mat so that you can restock on the way

In the TSM Ledger there's an option (filter) to select which characters are shown in the list and another to select the rarity type of items, all relevant tabs have that option except the 'Inventory' tab. So I kindly request if it's possible to add those filters to the 'Inventory' tab as well, or at the very least add a column with the name of the character that have a item listed.

"Send Disenchantable" button should have name, like craft next has name TSMCraftingBtn, so it can be added to TSM macro.

All other windows can be scaled by dragging a handle in the bottom right corner while the Shift key is held. A similar feature would be great for the task list, because it can get pretty large when lots of items are queued.

Configuring the font size would probably also work well.

The post screen currently shows the buyout, what operation is being performed, the seller you are undercutting, and information about the post. It would be nice if we could right click in the empty columns area and add/hide columns. Some stats I would like to see are the current sellers dbmarket %, as well as the total quanity of items already posted (I'm sure there are many others that could be useful). This will help with deciding when to do buyouts and other such things.

I simply don't want the clutter of copper and silver in my Ledger. Should be a straightforward setting. I'd actually appreciate this option in-game too. Thank you

This was added on Post Cap, Max Expires, Keep Quantity, and Stack Size for Auctioning operations in TSM 4.10. This option would also be nice to have in the warehouse operations.

For example if I have a Auctioning operation with a post cap of 200% dbregionsoldperday I would like the restock from bank quantity to use this value as well.

Hitting Rescan on a shopping window is great. You can alt tab/afk and come back and just hit the button to check your shopping list again. The same would be useful for posting. It would be great if there was a rescan button so you didn't have to escape out of the post scan and back in.

Updated to latest 4.10.2 for classic, and the section in Send Mail where you can choose Alts, Friends, Guild no longer has the ability to start typing guildmates names to narrow down the list! Please bring that back!

For example, many legacy transmog items the sale rate is often 0.01, if this were to give further decimal points I could more accurately determine deposit losses.

Could this also be applied to other rates?