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Your browser, which Amazon site, what you searched for, and a screenshot if anything looked wrong. That’s usually enough to reproduce a bug in minutes instead of hours.
It gathers 15 pages, which takes roughly 20-35 seconds. The banner shows a progress bar and which page it’s on, and the list re-sorts itself when it finishes. If the counter stops moving entirely, reload the page - Amazon occasionally throttles rapid requests.
Filters apply to Amazon search results pages. On a product page, the homepage or a category browse page there is nothing to filter. Run a search first.
That filter needs a marketplace where Amazon sells products directly, which is 11 of the 23 supported stores. Elsewhere it is disabled rather than silently doing nothing. Prime is likewise unavailable on Amazon South Africa.
They shouldn’t - merged cards are Amazon’s own cards, re-scoped to the current page’s styles. If you see one rendering oddly, send a screenshot and the search term. That’s exactly the kind of bug worth a fast fix.
23 marketplaces: US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Sweden, Poland, Belgium, Ireland, Japan, India, Singapore, Australia, Brazil, Mexico, Turkey, UAE, Saudi Arabia, Egypt and South Africa.
None. No account, no analytics, no tracking, nothing sent to any server. Everything runs inside your own browser. Full detail in the privacy policy.
Chrome: right-click the extension icon in the toolbar and choose Remove. Firefox: right-click the icon and choose Remove Extension. Nothing is left behind - your settings live in the browser’s own storage and go with it.