Lists and workspaces | Watchlist.top Guide

What this section covers

What is the difference between the saved list of coins, favorites, and temporary filter results.
How switching to another list restores its own coins, favorites, browser alerts, and saved workspace state.
What can be done in the list manager: create, select, edit, open in a new window, and delete.
How to sort the coin list by clicking column headers, and why the sort column and direction are saved separately for each list.
How the search bar narrows the visible rows without changing the saved list composition.
How renaming a list works: the "Edit" action opens the 24h changes screener where you can update both the coin selection and the list name at once.
When "Open in new window" is useful: working with a second monitor, comparing two lists side by side, or keeping a separate chart context open in parallel.

List header with the current list name and the button that opens the list manager.
Favorite marker in a row and the color picker that opens from the star.
List manager dialog with actions to select, open in a new window, edit, and delete a list.
24h changes screener when it is opened to create or edit a list.
Column headers in the coin list that can be clicked to sort the rows.
Search bar that filters the visible coin rows without changing the list composition.

Open the list manager from the list header to see all your saved lists.
Click a list name to switch to it. The coins, favorites, browser alerts, filters, and saved workspace state all restore from that list.
To create a list, click "Create" in the list manager. This opens the 24h changes screener where you select coins, name the list, and save.
To rename a list or change its coins, click "Edit" next to it. The screener opens with the current state — update the name or selection and save.
To mark a coin as a favorite, click the star next to it in the list. A color palette opens so you can assign a color label.
To sort the list by a metric, click a column header. Click again to reverse the sort direction.
To narrow the visible rows without changing the list, use the search bar. The saved list composition is not affected.
To open a list in a second window — for a second monitor or a parallel workspace — choose "Open in new window" from the list manager.
To delete a list, find it in the list manager and use the delete action. The list and its favorites, alerts, and saved state are removed.

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Show where the user sees the active list and how to open the list manager.

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Show how a coin can be marked as a favorite and assigned a color label.

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Show the actions to select, open in a new window, edit, and delete a saved list.

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Show that list creation and editing happen through the screener, not through a separate blank form.

A list is more than just a set of coins. It also keeps its own favorites, browser alerts, filters, and saved workspace state.
The "Create" and "Edit" actions in the list manager both open the 24h changes screener. There is no separate blank form for a new list.
Favorite colors are labels inside the list. They help group coins visually, but they do not replace the list itself.
Opening a list in a new window creates a second browser tab pointing to the same saved list. This is useful for a second monitor setup or when you want a parallel chart context without losing your current one.
Sorting by a column header changes the display order. The sort column and direction are saved with the list and restore when you switch back to it.
The search bar narrows what you see but does not remove coins from the list. Search text is not saved and clears when you switch to another list or reload.

Use this section when you want to understand how lists, favorites, and saved workspace state are connected.
It is useful when you need to create, switch, rename, or delete a list and want to know what happens after that.
Use it when you want one clear explanation of what belongs to a list and what remains global for the whole account.

This section is not the right one if the question is only about one chart, one indicator, or one drawing tool.
It is also not the main section for server-side price alerts or notification delivery channels.

Do not treat favorites, lists, and saved settings as the same thing.
Do not expect every change inside one list to become global for all lists and all screens.
Do not confuse the currently selected coin with the saved state of the whole list.

Why each saved list opens with its own coins, favorites, browser alerts, and workspace instead of inheriting the state of the previous list
Why temporary filter results do not automatically change the saved composition of the list until you save the changes explicitly
Why opening the same list in another browser tab still gives you the same saved list rather than a separate independent copy