Its a scam, as it doesn't actually get any codes other than the stores wants you to see, and it steals affiliate links from creators.

same as everyone here is saying: massive scam. Stealing from affiliates links and also it never shows the best deals

Honey has some concerning practices. It intercepts affiliate commissions at checkout, which can impact creators who rely on those earnings. Additionally, it seems that partner stores can disable certain codes for Honey users, which raises questions about whether you're always getting the best deals.

Exposed scam.

Stay away from Honey! This add-on is a massive scam on many levels. The consumers don't get the best deals as only coupons are displayed that Honey actively wants to show. Additionally, it scams people relying on affiliate links as the add-on always grabs the affiliate for itself, even if you don't apply a coupon code but just close the pop-up. If that isn't enough already, it also pressures vendors into working with Honey as it would otherwise cause them revenue loss.

It has been proven that Honey is doing malpractice towards content creators (stealing their affiliated links) and towards regular users (hiding fully functional discount codes, if the vendor does not want for that code to be used).
This extension should be removed or flagged as SCAM from Firefox.

If I could give this a lower rating than 1 star I would. What they do is so horrific. They intentionally steal money from hardworking content creators. Disgusting. This should not be an extension Mozilla hosts on their website. Get rid of it.

sketchy practices indeed

Scam!

This app doesn't give the best deals it claims it does as well as stealing referals

Scummy commission thieves. Do not install or interact with this extension at all.

scam

SCAM!
Stealing affiliate links/cookies, therefore money.
Also does not provide best value coupons, deliberately only applied lower value ones.