Steals user data and harms small sellers.

this extension used to be better

Doesn't work as advertised

Scam. Will steal credit for affiliate links, provides no useful coupons, collaborates with corporations to provide lesser value coupons to take a bigger reward for the purchase.

Many times when I want to add something to the drop list, it requires that I select options for size, etc. But the drop down menus don't work, and then it won't let me add the product to the drop list. When I select more options for price decreases, the tab closes.

Not showing price differences on Amazon

Rarely -if ever- provided a working coupon code, so the popup that claimed otherwise became an annoyance. I deleted it again

I have to agree, the Honey Firefox extension is nowhere near as good as the Chrome version. Disappointing.

Part of paypal. You now agree to paypal's TOS.

Does not contribute to savings in almost all purchases.

Amazon, Lieferando, Samsung und Apple funktioneren absolut garnicht.
Das einzige was funktioniert hat war Fahhrad.de, mit einem 5€ Rabatt.

Never got me any deal with the free version.

Bugged, droplist doesn't work on Amazon but I like the price tracking feature when it does work.

It's good for tracking prices but that is about it. The promotional codes NEVER work. The one time it almost worked it wouldn't apply at checkout

I mean, it's fine. However, I only enable it before checking out, since it also spies on every single thing you do on the internet.

It was great when it worked but for a while now the icon is gray, and clicking it opens a blank white space. I've uninstalled and re-installed. Running the latest FF on Mac (Latest OS)

I use the latest version of Firefox on my PC. Honey was great with Firefox up until several months ago when it started slowing down or actually stopping most retail web pages, especially Amazon.

Don't know whether Amazon did something to purposely mess up Honey on its website but Honey is now impossible to use on Amazon because it stops the Amazon product pages completely, presumably while it's "price checking". Sometimes I get an error band at the top of the screen telling me the Honey extension is slowing down the web page and giving me button options to "Stop" the extension. Which I have to do, or else Uninstall Honey completely, in order to shop around Amazon product pages.

So a very low rating for Honey at present, at least with Firefox (don't know about other browsers). Used to be great.

Honey has only ever helped me save money 3 times in the last 2 years... and that was for pizzahut... no other places... why is this so heavily sponsored?