It kept track of prices on my Amazon Wish List, but it never rescans. I'd still get emails after I removed items & no updates if items were added. The final straw (hah) was missing a drastic price drop on Prime Day. Fortunately, I was checking my Wish List & caught it.

Very useful application.

The feature to set alerts and configure a profile really makes it stand out. I appreciate that, if the popup doesn't load while behind a VPN because the exit node IP got an activity warning, I can click the hyperlink right in the window to pass the cloudfare check, and it works on the next click of the camel icon. You can even run this on android via custom addon collection on FF Nightly or Mull (you have to trigger it through the menu, but it works).

I reserve one star because Amazon seems to be moving toward adding flat $ or %-off coupons that users "clip" by clicking a checkbox due to the psychological effect it has on shoppers, and this app does not yet consider those figures into the price, so sometimes the graph and price history don't paint the whole picture.

A decent extension and does what it says, but I constantly forget it exists. I would really like an option to inject the camel^3 view directly into the Amazon store page so I can see it right away.

Latest update has the Camelizer icon showing on every site.

Does what it says on the can, however no support for other regions, in my case .au

I spend the bulk of my online shopping time from my phone. if there were a mobile ff extension would be a great option

La extensión es muy práctica,,,,

Love this add on but as other have noted, it is not currently working with Firefox 57+. Please fix!

I updated to 2.9.5 and now it doesn't work with Firefox 49.0.2. Running Windows 7 and I just get a white box.

Update - Went back to 2.9.2 and all is well again.

For the last week or so all I get is "An error has occurred." when clicking the button on an Amazon product page. The same page works fine on Chrome. The other extensions I have installed are Umatrix, Ublock Origin, and Fakespot.