The codes it supplies never work, it only interferes when trying to shop on some sites (including Amazon), and frankly I've found it so useless I have to wonder if any of the positive reviews are legit or farm-purchased?

Popups block key material about product that I am trying read, view and research. Get outta my way!!!!

Claim it will add discount at checkout. Does not add discount at checkout. It's borderline a SPAM extension. Have made plenty of online purchases, NEVER had a Honey discount. Don't install this shitty extension.

Doesn't NOT work

Honey isn't working for Waterfox Classic since the last couple updates. Please! FIX THIS!

never saved me any money in over 2 years

Ami Werbe Müll, deine Daten landen bei den 20 großen Werbenetzen gleichzeitig.

Rarely finds better deal. Really dislike the vague promise of what percentage you'll get back from shopping at A store. Why cannot state exactly what percent you'll get back, like other cashback sites? The add item feature often doesn't work on Amazon and other store pages, other features have a hard time loading.

mostly just a waste of time

I have had Honey for about 3 years now. Not one single time has it ever found a valid coupon code at any checkout. I don't understand why but it looks like a blatant scam to me.

them damn codes was invalid

Wow! This thing has had no effect on any site I use but suddenly promised me reductions on my specs: I let it try and it started with my price then took five steps applying "coupons" all of which made the price higher, some by double, then it finished at my starting price and announced it had saved me more than a hundred quid!

way to complex

Every few months it gets more intrusive. Pop-ups on Amazon images have gotten bigger and bigger until I just have to switch off the extension to shop. There are no settings for turning these off but leaving checkout coupons (the reason anyone has Honey) on.

A scam.

Useless, but very intrusive. This extension makes its presence unmistakably known by turning every store page into a minefield of pop-up tabs that spring up and cover the screen as you are browsing. Some of the tabs stay on screen until you find a way to close them, which isn't always obvious. When the time comes to buy, however - not once was it able to save me a single cent!

Uninstalled the add-on, am now getting spammed by them asking me to come back and re-install honey. I have unsubscribed from their e-mail list multiple times and yet the next day there's a new e-mail asking me to come back.

After downloading this I found it very difficult to learn how it functions. I couldn't find the "button" described by honey to discover what savings it might provide. I used an Epson ET-7750 printer as an example, and all the savings were of the "refurbished" type. I didn't consider this any savings, but rather having to deal with problems that might come with a "refurbished" product.