The addon steals affiliate revenue and also colludes with merchants (it doesn't actually show you *all* coupons).

scam

What else can I say except that the scam accusations are true. It' doesn't work to find you the best deals and it'll take money away from influencers.

This is literally a malware addon, modifying your cookies without your consent. This should be removed and they should be sued.

Steals money by swapping referral links with its own

this is a scam. it steals money creators and never actually saves you money.

Take this scam off your platform Mozilla!

SCAM! Do not download.

I’m beyond frustrated and heartbroken that Mozilla has still not removed the Honey extension. It’s clear this app violates basic terms and conditions by altering cookies without explicit user permission.

I trusted it to find the best deals, only to discover it’s been manipulating my purchases and stealing affiliate commissions. It’s a blatant abuse of user trust, and I’m shocked Mozilla has let this continue.

This kind of behavior should never be tolerated on any platform, and it’s deeply disappointing that Honey is still allowed to operate here.

Just search for coupons manually, don't use this add-on. Honey has been lying to users by not displaying the best coupons available, and at the same time has been over-riding and replacing affiliate links to steal commissions from affiliates across thousands of services globally. If there's a single online personality or small creator you want to support, don't use this add-on, just google the coupon you need - it'll probably be better than Honey's offerings anyway.

Steals commissions from affiliate links by modifying cookies.

Often fails to collect and apply coupon codes, but never fails to take credit for my purchase and earn itself a buck. Do not trust this app.