Really good at what it does, but I think it needs more customizability options. It would be nice to be able to change the size or position of the pricelist button on amazon items, or completely disable amazon integration and only use the coupon code feature.

Nice extension, but something has to be done about the droplist showing up in pictures on amazon. It is constantly getting in the way and you have to snooze it on every page. Give us the option of turning it off or permanently moving it.

Honey is decent. It started off simple but much better. Every time I would order food or purchase something it would find a coupon that was applicable. Ya, sometimes I'd need to spend an extra $, but at-least it would find something. Now, I am lucky if Honey ever finds me a coupon that is applicable to any situation. Still getting food from most of the same places, still shopping at the same places. What changed?

I like your codes a lot. they are helpful. BUT, please move your drop list icon from the pictures of the items. The icon covers up description that i need to read. Very annoying.

If I could write two reviews, one would be a 5 (found me great savings on Roamans) and the other would be a 1 (slowed everything down and made every move frustrating on Instacart without finding any deals). On Amazon so far, for things I've shopped for since installing it, it's slowed things only a little (4) and found no savings (1). If there's a way to configure it to lay off Instacart or other sites where it's just a pain, and go ahead and run on sites where it's helpful and/or doesn't slow things down unduly, then I'll be a lot happier with it.

Generally works well, but in my most recent purchase it tried to match me with an in-house code (HONEY15) which would give me $4 off, when an earlier code it tried would give me $8 off. I ran the matching again and copied the bigger discount code myself and applied it, but it seemed odd it chose the Honey code to apply over the actual best code.

Concept is good and the addon is not invasive in any way, but i've saved 5 dollars off a single purchase in the 2 years i've had it installed. The savings are few and far between.

Not a bad add-on, but you need to disable 3rd party cookies to log in with google, that's a no no for me.

Finds deals, but can really slow down browsing. Guess I'll have to turn it on only when checking out from now on.

The savings thru Honey was the same as the discount from the supplying company, so Honey was of no use on this purchase. However, since they have saved on other purchases, I gave them an average rating.

I like what this app does in theory, but it slows my browser down quite a bit and I find that I often have to disable it for when I am not shopping.

It does what claims to, but be prepared for MAJOR lag as it compares prices and whatever. I'm not kidding, it will render your shopping websites NEARLY unusable. I've taken to disabling the add-on until I need it to do it's thing. On Chrome, you can right-click the extension in the toolbar to disable/enable it, but Firefox requires you to go to the Add-ons manager. That adds a step that I'd rather avoid.
So, the performance/responsiveness hit costs it two stars. Otherwise it is useful for checking prices and finding/using promo codes. YMMV