For those browsing 2dehands in “foto’s” view instead of list there is this:

www.2dehands.be##:xpath(//li[contains(@class, 'gallery') and descendant::span[contains(text(), 'Bezoek website')]])
www.2dehands.be##:xpath(//li[contains(@class, 'gallery') and contains(.//a, 'Naar website')])
www.2dehands.be##:xpath(//li[contains(@class, 'gallery') and descendant::span[contains(text(), 'Catawiki')]])
www.2dehands.be##:xpath(//li[contains(@class, 'gallery') and descendant::span[contains(text(), 'Topadvertentie')]])
www.2dehands.be##:xpath(//li[contains(@class, 'gallery') and descendant::span[contains(text(), 'Topzoekertje')]])

So were Woody and Potato (memories…).

@home: In the Seventies and Eighties, I didn’t bother naming them. In the nineties it was either dead dog names (because I missed the dogs) or the colour of the box (blue and purple). Then in the 00-ies I used a short but explanatory descriptions like SRVBKP1, PCOS2, LTDebby (for laptop Debian). Today all Raspberry Pi’s and personal VPS’s are named after (dead) ancestors (and the mount points on them are named after things they liked).