Started injecting ads onto Google search results pages and others recently. For that reason I will not longer use it.

What an invasive, obnoxious extension. Not allowing us to disable popups for all sites is absurd. Not allowing us to disable ads for OTHER sites is insulting. Thank goodness there are alternatives like TopCashBack.

What a pain in the ***! Pops up everywhere, whether you want it or not. If the site doesn't do cash backs, it tries to steer you to a site that does, even if the site it recommends has nothing in common with the site you want to use.

At one time you could exclude sites from the popups, but no longer. Only certain sites are allowed to be excluded, and even then sometimes the cash back popup still appears. Then you have the little icon that remains on the screen to remind you that Rakuten is available and it for some reason it always appears to cover parts of the website that you need to see or access. To get rid of the small reminder you have to manually turn it off, but only for that session. It always appears, no way to turn it off permanently.

It worked much better when Rakuten allowed you to customize it, but no longer. I've already switched to Capital One Shopping or MS Shopping. At least you can control when and how they popup.

Sells the ish out of your personal data, but at least you get a cut. Hopefully we can get some laws that actually protect us soon.... err at least 50% of what they make from our data.

ALWAYS shop local over a small kickback for selling your personal information, of course.

Rakuten: get the damn "icon" off my screen err at least give me the option, WTF - deactivated

Installed and two out of two purchases did not track. Simply doesn't work. Contacted Rakuten and received the generic "we will reach out" response. Hard to believe there is something worse than their normal tracking. So not only is this add on extremely intrusive with pop ups it doesn't work.

Reply to developer response: How exactly will you "review this" other than to say we'll reach out to the merchant and if they didn't track it then it is the users fault? Fact is there are better cash back sites that actually have relationships with merchants rather than Rakuten's "oh well, it's your fault" response.

Steals user data and harms small businesses.

It doesn't work on Firefox. I can only use Chrome

This used to be awesome. For the past year after I click on the cash back icon and confirm, NOTHING. I've literally lost hundreds of dollars since this app doesn't work. I've been promised money back, I click on what needs to be done, it's confirmed and NOTHING. It's a scam.

It said 20%. I used this as opposed to a promo with another website for vitamins. I got zilch. Nothing whatsoever after it popped up showing me 20%. Completed order.

There is no Rakuten button on my browser. Why?