Absolutely useless. I have not found a single working coupon using this addon.

have had no savings

I installed Honey a couple of months ago and have not purchased anything that Honey saved me money on. The add on also pushes notifications onto the browser screen which are large enough to block a clear view of the shopping sites I visit. I've deleted it.

Spyware

The only real use I had for this extension was the price history and drop-list feature. Both of which have been apparently removed from the extension on amazon. If these features get added back to amazon, I may give it a 5 star rating again but for now it is staying at a 1 star review.

Can not figure out how to install the extension. I am on Firefox but it wants to install Firefox instead of the extension. Website is not intuitive at all. Will look for another product that is easier to install.

So far, nothing out of Honey.
I suspect I shouldn't be in a hurry, it's only been a few years. Honey pops up during transactions, redemption of $ is not forthcoming.

smallest discount i have found online so far

Doesn't have coupons for the sites I visit even though these sites have coupon codes I can find with a Google search. Honey also horribly slows down Firefox.

So add-on's been freezing Firefox for a month now. I disabled Honey and the problem's stopped.. I just disabled a day ago, so still need more time to be sure this was the culprit.

Firefox would slow to a crawl. Or not load sites, even google search. Memory would show as using 97-98%.

Even shutting down FF and restarting wouldn't fix it. Eventually FF'd crash. Then it'd work correctly for a little while. A few mins or an hour.

Running with add-ons disabled worked. So I remembered I added honey last and not too long ago. Disabled it.

So far disablying Honey has fixed my FF problem. I'm not seeing similar comments from other reviewers. Running Windows 10, on 2 year old machine with 16MBs of RAM memory.

I've been using it for years and I never got any coupons to work

I used to be able to add items to droplist inside my shopping cart in the Amazon website, and track prices in real time. For whatever reason the feature got removed. I can't do it anymore, and it appears the only way to do this from now on, is to go into each individual item page (which sucks when for example you add same item with different seller or similar items to the cart now you have to go to each item page to track).

i dont find it any useful i think its great when you are in USA or anyother countries but in india its pure shit . I donot recommend it .

can't get it to show up on Amazon

I've never once been able to get a discount with honey, i've tried on amazon, ebay, wish, etc. and it never once found a working discount. FALSE ADVERTISING!!!

I've been using this for months, I have bought countless of things, enabled vouchers/cash back rewards on honey everytime it pops up and yet my gold is still at the same old 100 as when I started.

Quite obviously a thinly veiled data mining operation. The only reason Honey exists is as a system for online stores to learn they still have coupon codes active.

Honey provides you with bunk old codes, and in turn, they get to sell all your browsing data off to the highest bidder.

I've been shopping Amazon for few years now, & know my way around it...

Pro's
1)Amazon recognizes your using Honey & adds a (cheapest line) at the top above displayed products.

Conns
1)Had to disable & re-enable honey add-on frequently (support instructions)
2)Honey button still wouldn't appear for all items
3)Purposely chose most expensive item out of Amazon results, & Honey=(Best) & didn't see the dozens of stores selling the same for as much as 50% cheaper!
4)Honey didn't distinguish between public pricing & prime membership prices, leaving you to click each to figure out which, by default.

All the above was done while researching multiple items. As well as place the majority of blame as a most likely result of variance between item descriptions!?

fake coupons