Useless. I did a search for Ikea Ladda 2450 batteries it found NOTHING on Amazon but there was clearly a cheaper seller. USELESS SNAKE OIL ADDON!

Decided to take it onto UK Amazon to see if there were bargains to be had, came up with nothing.
Tried another e-store I use, bupkis.

Someone might get benefit out of this; but all I got out of it was allowing Facebook and Google to share my personal info with yet another random business.

It has lots of promo codes but none of them ever work.

Never stays logged in and then I do not receive "honey gold" for my purchases.

This add-on is fantastic, don't get me wrong. However, on Firefox it has a SEVERE memory leak issue. Without honey installed my Firefox rarely pushes 900MB of RAM in use, with it installed it is constantly pushing upwards of 2GB of RAM in use with only a single tab open, even when Honey is in an inactive state. Hopefully this gets fixed soon.

Don't install Honey!! Honey has more and more problems every day. Maybe they are going out of business. Buttons disappear. Many deal prices listed on you drop down list are not actually available. Coupons rarely, if ever, work. They no longer have live chat and they don't answer emails. It's a huge headache we can all live without.

I was told it has a database of coupons that it searches its database to find you the best deals for free. I tried ebay and amazon and it has given me NO codes at all. The only thing I could find is that they will give me GIFT CARDS if I buy stuff from the site first, total bull!

i keep getting "offers" for ebay when i purchaise things. What theese "offers" are and where do they go only the Lord knows...

I applied a coupon to a purchase from honey and it turned out I was not eligible to use this coupon as you have to be a member of Active.com to receive it. Codes should not be included in searches if they are dependent on memberships.

it just takes my shipping from the most expansive to the cheapest shipping option on amazon. i know because i can do it myself and than it says there are no coupons i can use. r it says your item was 62 and it now 57, you saved $5 and i look and it was never 62, it was 57 all alone, WATCH OUT!!

For all of those times I tried to use Honey and for all of those meaningless and useless codes I have only to point to the ONE PENNY SAVINGS to show that it WORKS!

The redemption is useless to me. I want cash back, not store credits I can't use!

I had Honey installed and on one of Firefox updates it has disappeared and can't get it back. How do I reinstall so I can use on Amazon?

Completely useless if your not in USA, have not found a single code applicable to the UK, would give it 0 stars if that were possible.

don't like in the way

Very BAD experience. Sometimes it works. Sometimes it doesn't work. MOST times it does not work. Every time I try to use it I typically spend several minutes trying to get it to work and most times I simply give up out of frustration with it.

*Honey doesn't work anymore; clicking the button no longer opens the drop-down.*

This extension does not work for me. The only online shopping I do is with eBay, and there are *never* any codes for eBay, and even the 0.5% return thing it offers for eBay never works because all of my purchases are always excluded. This extension might be of some value to some people, but certainly not for me.

Also, I do not like that it is constantly watching what sites we visit, even in privacy mode, and phoning home with that information to see if there's a code for the site. That's a huge privacy leak.

UPDATE:

In addition to it never working, it also has no codes for any other sites (it's basically just groupon and other sites that only have useless fake or expired codes).

It also EXPIRES YOUR GOLD, so you could go a long time, slowly trying to inch towards that 1,000 gold minimum to be able to actually get ANYTHING out of Honey, but they'll delete it and force you to start over from scratch. Yes, they're so petty, they'll steal your $1.23. 😒

There's also no way to remove the affiliate that referred you to stop them from getting paid (assuming they actually do), so if you joined Honey with an affiliate link from someone who later turns out to be horrible, too bad, you'll have to either keep helping them out, or forfeit whatever honey-gold you have and delete your account. 😒

MegaLag did an exposé video showing how Honey STEALS affiliate commissions from LITERALLY EVERYBODY! On top of being useless to users, they're also THIEVES! 😠

DELETE YOUR ACCOUNT NOW! (You have literally nothing to lose since I've never seen ANYBODY show they actually saved anything with Honey. 😒)

Honey has one job, and I found it couldn't do it at all. The entire time I had it installed it found 0 coupon codes that would work for whatever I was purchasing.

Today when making a purchase at a pretty well know retailer I tried Honey yet again only to have it tell me there were 0 coupons/codes out of 14 it found, that would work for me. This didn't seem right as I know this retailer loves coupon codes, specifically for free shipping so I google 'said-retailer coupon codes' and the first website, your standard coupon code farming site (loaded with ads and trackers of course-thank goodness for all the blockers), had on the first entry a 20% off the entire site code, that worked.

The most interesting part of this is that this code did flash on the Honey extension when I tried to use it initially (as it was 'trying codes'), so why wasn't it applied? Why did Honey say it had used it and it didn't effect the price outcome but when I manually entered it it worked correctly? I don't know how this extension is getting such great reviews. I've had this extension installed for almost 3 months now with it doing nothing for me and I shop online A LOT. I'm now wondering how many discounts I could have found myself just with google, instead of trusting this extension to look for me.

Removed it pronto. While I might pay a site money to not see ads, I will never accept ads for "pretended" savings.

While Honey merely pretend to help save me money on some sites I often used, what it absolutely did do was to slow down the firefox browser startup, and locked it up for as much as 60 seconds each time.

Then they went on to abuse the website by injecting its own adds into website web pages for me to see instead of the websites own adds. Very sneaky of you. First you deny a website of its own source of revenue and then you replace it with your own revenue stream? It that how this works? Even when I may have paid that site to *not* see advertisements, I still got them from you. Turned you off, funny thing, no more ads.