How to work with multiple favorites lists at Peakmonsters. The easy way.

Imagine you want to manage several different Favorites lists at Peakmonsters. This could be a list of cards you want to rent for Ranked Gameplay and another list could be a list of cards for e.g. a Gold Foil Fray in Brawl. The easiest way to manage such lists is to use the favorites function at Peakmonsters, if you don't have the cards yourself.

The procedure I'm going to describe here allows you to use and switch between several different Favorites lists. Unfortunately, you can only have one Favorites list set up at a time, so we'll have to do a little research into lists and local storage. As an example, let's set a few cards as favorites so that we have a basic collection of cards in the list. We'll do this by going to the Market or Rent tab at Peakmonsters, for example, and adding a few cards to Favorites. You do this by marking the card with a star. (Front)

Let's take the Lava Launcher as an example - it has the ID: C3-333.

Now that we have some cards in our favorites list, we go to the developer console and select the Local Storage.
We press the F12 key and open the developer console. Here we go to 1 "Application" -> Then left side on Storage and open the field with Local Storage. On the right side we see the entries that Peakmonsters stores locally on the PC or browser. We see an entry called "favorites" and a collection of ID's in there. You can copy these ID's and put them into a text file, because you can change this value. With a double click on all the ID's you are in the edit mode and can enter more values.

For example, my example list looks like this:
[236,111,278,440,261,438,262,408,166,394,339,177,98,188,69,199,333,100,164,404,390,20,175,197,247,163,6,172,338,389,372,104,131,4,214,266,399,396,83,383,23,90,371,63,91,242,437,428,160,97,16,447,165,93,15,158,401,454,122,62,439,381]

As we can see, they are just ID's with comma separated one after the other with start and end brackets.

Now you can build a list in an editor which can look like this:

Now you can create and save a list of favorite cards and enter them again and again in the console at the favorites. After a reload of the page the new favorite cards are updated and can be filtered with the "Favorites only" button.

I hope this helped you a little bit in dealing with Peakmonsters when it comes to having and managing multiple favorites lists. If you have any questions -> post them in the comments.