Improved craigslist.org all city search

Due to popular demand one person’s request, I added for sale searching to my existing craigslist.org all-city search page. I also made a few other minor improvements:

  • Searching of Jobs or For Sale items
  • Selection of subcategories
  • Age of posts in days is shown as an offset from today
  • Very recent and very old posts are highlighted differently
  • If location is available, it can be mapped via Google maps
  • Minor speed improvements

Try it out! I’m open to any additional feature requests.

Except for an all-cities personals search, because that would be downright freaky. I just don’t even want to know.

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