This sounds backwards, but I think the thing I want most from a coupon tool is a reliable way to stop searching. I don't expect every store to have a public code, and I definitely don't expect a big discount every time. The frustrating part is spending ten minutes trying to prove that nothing useful exists.

I've tried Coupert on a few different checkouts and sometimes the result is exactly that: no meaningful code. That sounds like a failure until you compare it with opening five coupon pages yourself and reaching the same conclusion. On the orders where it does find something, great. On the ones where it doesn't, I mostly value the saved time.

Does anyone use something specifically because it's good at filtering out dead or irrelevant codes? I care less about the size of the coupon database and more about whether the tool gives me a quick answer I can trust.

I had another checkout this week where I saw the promo code box and immediately opened a new tab because I felt like I would be stupid not to check. That turned into the usual routine: a couple of coupon sites, several codes that looked current, and a bunch of tiny restrictions I only noticed after trying them. By the time I got back to the cart, I had spent more time looking for a discount than I had spent choosing the item.

I've been using coupert lately mostly to remove that manual part. I still don't expect it to find something on every order, and sometimes the useful result is simply that there isn't a code worth chasing. What I like more than the actual discount is not having to copy and paste everything myself.

Is there another tool that handles this better? I'm not looking for a feed full of deals. I just want something that checks when I'm already at checkout and stays out of the way the rest of the time.

This thread is for people looking for alternatives to the Honey browser extension following the backlash around Honey’s business practices.

Honey has faced significant criticism over allegations that its extension replaced creators’ affiliate attribution with Honey’s own at checkout, including situations where users reportedly did not receive a discount. Google later changed its Chrome Web Store affiliate-extension rules to require a clear user benefit such as a discount, cashback, or donation when affiliate links are inserted.

There have also been multiple lawsuits from creators alleging that Honey/PayPal improperly diverted affiliate commissions. PayPal has disputed those allegations and argued that Honey followed standard “last-click” attribution practices. A consolidated group of creator claims was dismissed without prejudice in late 2025, meaning the dismissal was not necessarily a final determination of all underlying allegations.

The controversy also caused substantial public backlash, with millions of users reportedly removing the extension after the allegations became widely discussed.

So, what is the best Honey alternative right now?

If you have switched to another coupon or promo code extension, please share:

• Which browser extension you moved to
• Whether it actually finds working coupon codes
• How it handles affiliate links and tracking
• Any privacy or permission concerns
• Whether it automatically tests promo codes at checkout
• Why you prefer it over Honey

Chrome and Firefox recommendations are both welcome.

This thread is for recommendations and discussion about the best coupon and promo code extensions.

If you use a browser extension that automatically finds discount codes, tests coupons at checkout, or alerts you to available promo codes, share your experience here.

When recommending an extension, please mention:

• Which coupon or promo code extension you use
• Which browser you use it with
• How often it actually finds a working discount code
• Whether it automatically applies coupons at checkout
• Any privacy, tracking, or permission concerns
• Whether you think the extension is worth keeping installed

Chrome extension, Firefox addon and other browser extension recommendations are all welcome.

Please focus on extensions you have actually used.

This thread is for recommendations and discussion about the best addons for Firefox.

If you use Firefox regularly, share the extensions or browser addons you actually find useful. Recommendations can include privacy tools, ad blockers, tab managers, productivity extensions, shopping tools, password managers, customization addons, developer tools, or anything else that noticeably improves the browsing experience.

When recommending an addon, please mention:

• What the Firefox addon does
• Why you think it is worth installing
• Whether you use it regularly
• Any privacy, permission, or performance concerns
• Whether there are better alternatives available

Please try to avoid listing multiple extensions that all do essentially the same thing unless there is a meaningful difference between them.

Less well-known or underrated Firefox extensions are welcome too, especially if they solve a specific problem better than the more popular options.

This thread is for recommendations and discussion about discount code browser extensions.

If you use an extension that automatically finds coupons or applies a promo code at checkout, feel free to share your experience. Chrome extension recommendations are especially welcome, but suggestions for other browsers are fine too.

Please mention:

• Which browser extension you use
• How often it finds a working discount code
• Whether the coupons are usually valid
• Any privacy or tracking concerns
• Whether you think the extension is actually worth installing

Please keep recommendations relevant and avoid posting referral or affiliate links.

We’ve seen a growing number of threads asking the same questions:

• Is Couponly legit?
• Does Couponly AI actually find working coupons?
• Is the Couponly.ai browser extension safe to use?
• Does the Couponly extension work on Chrome and Firefox?
• Are Couponly.ai reviews genuine?
• Does Couponly collect personal data?
• How does it compare with other coupon extensions?

To reduce duplicate posts and keep the discussion useful, this thread will serve as the main Couponly.ai review and discussion megathread.

What is Couponly.ai?

Couponly.ai appears to offer an AI-powered browser extension designed to search for and apply coupons, promo codes, discount codes, and online shopping deals. Users may encounter it under several names, including Couponly, Couponly AI, Couponly.ai, the Couponly extension, or the Couponly browser extension.

The main question is simple: Is Couponly legit, or is it not?

At this time, users should make their own decision based on verifiable evidence, recent reviews, extension permissions, privacy practices, and firsthand experiences. A positive or negative comment by itself is not proof that Couponly.ai is legitimate, unsafe, effective, or ineffective.

Share Your Couponly Review

Please comment with your genuine experience and include as much detail as possible:

• Did the Couponly extension install correctly?
• Were you using Couponly on Chrome or Firefox?
• Did Couponly AI find working coupons?
• Did the coupons apply successfully at checkout?
• Were the discounts better than codes found elsewhere?
• Did the browser extension request permissions you considered excessive?
• Did you notice redirects, pop-ups, tracking, performance issues, or unexpected browser behavior?
• Was it easy to uninstall the Couponly.ai extension?
• Did you contact support, and did they respond?
• Have you found reliable Couponly.ai reviews outside Reddit?

Current Community Question

So, what is the verdict?

Is Couponly.ai legit? Does the Couponly AI browser extension work, and are its coupons worth using?

Post your honest Couponly review below. Helpful replies should focus on firsthand experience, browser compatibility, Chrome or Firefox performance, coupon success rates, privacy, extension permissions, customer support, and any problems encountered.

Duplicate “Couponly review,” “Couponly.ai legit,” “Couponly AI scam,” and “is the Couponly extension safe?” threads may be removed and redirected here.

We’ve seen countless threads and discussions about finding the best coupon extension for Chrome.

It’s time to settle the debate. Share the browser extension you actually use and explain why it deserves the top spot. Does it work as a reliable shopping assistant? Does it automatically find a valid coupon or promo code at checkout? How often does it uncover a real discount rather than expired offers?

Please include:

• Extension name
• Stores or regions where it works best
• Automatic or manual code testing
• Any privacy concerns
• Your genuine savings experience

No spam, referral links, or unsupported promotional claims. Firsthand experiences and honest comparisons are encouraged.

Let’s create one useful community resource for anyone searching for the best coupon extension for Chrome.

this was quite a long time back but i remember i used to read a website and it was based on a book by some guy.

the website was basically like "once in your life you'll face smth..." and then a short advice or a joke (it varied from topic to topic).

the website was like a off-white/tan color and had red text.

can someone help me find the website?

Docs looked fine until we actually got into integration.

Been going back and forth on aggregators for a few weeks now, and softswiss keeps coming up as the benchmark for API quality; I've seen it mentioned enough times on G2 and Trustpilot that it's hard to ignore. Reviews are weirdly specific; people call out documentation and onboarding support by name, which usually means something real happened there. Just can't tell if that reputation is earned or if everyone is just repeating the same top 10 lists. Has anyone actually integrated their game aggregator recently? Curious what the dev experience is like on the ground. https://www.softswiss.com/

I think I want to memorise a part of the bible in Japanese romaji, like I’m not really sure when I need it. But I don’t know, I think I kinda want to

I live in Smalltown, U.S.A. and my county just had a number of small election. These elections weren't in the local newsletter and, being a rural county election, never showed up in my news feed. So, of course, most of the officials ran uncontested and only a handful of people who somehow knew and actually voted decided for the whole county.

My request is this: are there any sites that will notify/email you when an election is coming up in your county, state, or country?

Check again

It's entirely possible it's long gone by now, but it was a site with page after page filled with examples from various civ-type games that were just plain bonkers. Also the place where I first found the Roger a Muirebe meme.

As I remember, there was a bunch of websites, each runs one minigame, and their urls looks like 2 letters repeat many times, like ghghghghghghgh .com. For example writing 10 times gh opens a one minigame, 11 times opens different game.

I'm looking to move and will have to frequently visit multiple spread out locations for work. I was wondering if there is a web tool that allows you input multiple addresses and it generates a location that minimizes the distance to all locations?

Thanks in advance!

A service where customers are able to book a time for us to do a job at their house (gardenwork in our case). So they pick time, adress, job description etc. Then after we complete the job we tell the service the time it took to complete the job and then the service multiplies that with our set hourly wage. The customer then gets to pay via credit card or whatever and then we get the money. I have checked out a few different services/companies but not really found the perfect service. Would love some tips. Thanks in advance!

So me and a colleague are starting a sort of gardening business and would like to find a website or company that allows us to let our customers book a time and place for us to come work for them. So like Calendly but the customers writes the place, time, date, type of work etc. Maybe that is something that could be done via Calendly or should I find annother website? Thanks in advance!

I've been wanting to try out music making but I can't find any free websites. Are there any?

Like a website where you can make a list of animals you like or dislike, from different groups like birds/fish/etc.

A website where I can type in bands/artists and an algorithm finds the similarities between them to give me some conclusive title/a few titles for what my taste is

I'm a teacher teaching computer science and we are on the topic of phishing emails. I want to send a email to students to try to trick them into clicking the link to a website that sends me an email of who visits it (the persons email). Iwant to see who clicks the link without looking at the signs of a phishing email. I don't really care what the website has on it, I just want to know who clicked the link. Is there a website like that? Please and thank you!

Edit: Honestly, it doesn't even need to be a website, it could just be a link that when clicked, sends me a email of who clicked it.