Thanks Tom, those words mean a lot!

Hmm, I just tested the sites in FF 35, 36 & 37 on Mac and they seems to work fine :/ What OS are you using?

I see the same issue and I'm running FF 37.0.1 on Ubuntu 14.04.

I'm having the same issue actually. Firefox 37 on Windows 8.1.

I'm on Linux Mint 17.1 (a Ubuntu 14.04 derivative).

Just for the record, I see the same thing on FF 37.0.1 on OSX 10.10.3.

Oh, thanks for noticing, we've updated the site now! Sorry! The pricing page was right, the feature page wrong.

When I made the first version 2 years ago I thought that classes would feel more natural to newbies, but since then have data-attributes become pretty much standard in the community.

But today it's mostly a performance thing. List.js is supposed to be very fast and handle really long lists (check out http://sindresorhus.com/bower-components/ it has 6000+ items)

Excellent example use in the wild thanks, demonstrates your point well. And good to see list.js in the list. Bower rules. http://sindresorhus.com/bower-components/#!/search/list.js

Oh. Didn't think of that! Gotta add a timeout. Thanks!

Fix'd! :) https://github.com/javve/list/commit/ec2a490142997a17646dd74...

With the new plugins-functionality you could create your own special sorter that uses data attributes too. Then you would call it with listObj.yourSortersName(something).

And you can still use the regular sort function which since this version is a included in the helper object :)

Actually I realized I can already do this even without plugin functionality. The Item object passed to the sorter has access to the element http://screencast.com/t/Z5uVYNtH8

Ahh, smart! And good move with the screencast :)

With plugins you can build your own fuzzy search! :) ...but I know that is a feature many want, so maybe I will build a plugin if no one get before me.

Sweet! I would love to get some feedback when you tried it out.

...and Quicksand is dependent on jQuery :)