wiki VS FilterBlade-Public-Assets

Yeah, you're totally right! You'll be happy to know that I've made a new version which is on its way to the wiki. Its layout is improved a ton!

Yep, on discord or directly on GitHub https://github.com/Project-Path-of-Exile-Wiki/wiki

Our GitHub issues tracker: https://github.com/Project-Path-of-Exile-Wiki/wiki/issues

I can load https://filterblade.xyz/ any advice?

Learn how to use filterblade.xyz and use it often to edit your filter.

As for 3rd party tools I can't recommend a loot filter enough. You can find these, along with instructions for installing them at filterblade.xyz and they are essentially files you can download that change the way loot is presented to you when it drops in game. I believe playstation had default filters provided by the developer, but on the PC version we have to install our own. The neversink filters at that url are top notch filters that are easy to customize and updated regularly to represent the current patch/economy and will make both playing and learning the game much easier.

filterblade.xyz

About the only thing I use is occasionally the wiki to look up some skill effect that doesn't have a tooltip like, "Decree of Fury". And a map filter via filterblade.xyz.

loot filters are an absolute requirement to playing the game. there are far, far too many items that drop to not use one. besides hiding garbage (99% of drops in end game), they can highlight items and display them on your minimap. go to https://filterblade.xyz and start with the FAQ. the filter called 'regular' is fine for a new player while leveling

You'll want a loot filter pretty soon, http://filterblade.xyz/ is what most people use to make/copy one.

If you are playing tradeleague I recommend you do not identify any rares. Do unid chaos recipe for 2c per set. If you are new to item filters I recommend checking out filterblade.xyz - this is a website that makes filter customisation very easy. I would start with strict or very strict and then add rules for unid chaos recipe. You can also look up something called "chaos recipe enhancer" which is a program which will monitor your stash and update your item filter as you accumulate sets to turn in, as well as highlight sets to make turning in faster.

Path of Exile is a very complicated game with lots of things to it, so there are a lot of 3rd party applications made by players to help you through the game. One of the best things a new player can do is install a lootfilter. I would recommend going to filterblade.xyz and installing one from there. Lootfilters help indicating what loot is good and what is bad. I'd recommend leaving it on default settings, and only when you feel confident change some stuff.

Now, let's say you start playing using a strict loot filter, of the sort you can create in a minute or so of clicking on filterblade.xyz. You'll soon realize that screening out just the absolute junk with no mods on it - your screen is almost barren now. This is by design as well. A lot of junk drops, but it's effectively worthless because even after you ID it, it's got that random chance to roll the lowest tier of the most useless mods no matter where you are.