

Honey
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From coupons to cash back, get the best of Honey right on your mobile device. That means more ways to save, more often. With our new embedded mobile browser extension, shop on store sites with Safari and we’ll automatically pop up if we find coupons.
Platforms
- iPhone
- Microsoft Edge
- Google Chrome
- Mozilla Firefox
- Android
- Android Tablet
- iPad
- Safari
Warning
Honey uses shady tactics, includes high jacking affiliate programs, selling/sharing user personal data, and much more.
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Comments and Reviews
Honey's a great extension to your browser for helping you find the best coupons out there. After scanning the web for coupons, Honey automatically applies them at checkout. It's not great for Amazon, but if you shop online anywhere else, Honey is the way to go! I've saved more than $100 since I started using the extension on Google Chrome.
It does a pretty good job finding deals for you (it saved me $74 on an adjustable desk) but the Chrome extension is a bloated, intrusive mess. It noticeably slows down any supported site, and it puts its own buttons and overlays on product descriptions and photos.
I've historically found the Firefox addon to be much the same, it also frankly doesn't even seem to work properly for me like it does for others in a lot of cases (I think relating to the intrusiveness of how it works, because I have some tracking protection set up)
If all the data aggregating and malicious tactics wasn't bad enough, all my time using it never got me a single usable coupon.
Honey uses shady tactics, includes high jacking affiliate programs, selling/sharing user personal data, and much more.
Not all coupons are meant to be public, so that is how it should be. If you watch MegaLag's newest video on the Honey controversy, many small businesses have lost thousands of dollars because Honey made limited coupons available to everyone. For example, $35 off coupons with no minimum spend. So you could use it to get anything free under that amount.
Edited the original rating comment.
I searched for Domino’s Pizza coupons, but Honey did not return any results. 🍯 🍕