One permission, once. CouponArrow now asks for access to all websites when you install it, so newly added partner stores work automatically with no further permission prompts.

It still acts only on partner stores. On any other website it checks the site address against its coupon list, inside your browser, finds no match, and stops. Nothing on the page is read, and nothing is collected on any site.

Now requires Firefox 127 or later, on desktop and Android.

What's new in 1.2.0

• The coupon prompt now reliably re-appears on every cart or checkout visit — reopening the cart drawer or returning to checkout in the same tab offers your codes again.
• Better coupon-box detection: drawer carts and "Add a promo code" dialogs (including ones that open on top of the cart) are now found and filled correctly.
• Fewer unwanted prompts: the card no longer appears on pages without an open cart or checkout (e.g. near newsletter sign-ups or closed cart drawers), especially on mobile.
• Cleaner code descriptions: bracketed details like "(UP TO 35% ON SPECIAL OCCASIONS)" now wrap as one piece instead of breaking mid-bracket.
• Firefox for Android: the toolbar popup now fills the full screen width instead of leaving a blank strip on the right.
• Partner store list updated: one new store added, two expired stores removed. The extension still runs only on listed partner stores, never the rest of the web.

No new permissions and still zero tracking.

Version 1.1.3
• Added Firefox for Android compatibility
• Improved responsive layout for all screen sizes
• Minor bug fixes and UI polish