Time Is Money
Automatically converts prices online into hours of work.
Replace all prices with time based on your hourly wage.
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This extension replaces prices on all shopping websites (Amazon, eBay, Target, etc...) with how many hours you would have to spend working to make enough money to pay that price. This is calculated based on your hourly wage after state and federal taxes. (Idea Credit: Aaron Z. Lewis)
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Does not work unfortunately.
Good, but for hourly work you cannot use decimals in the pre-tax income field :(
Loved the idea.. great way to keep ourselves from buying unnecessary stuff.. But it never worked for me.. tried couple of times, It doesn't detect amazon.com pages or product list
I love the idea, can you please please please also make this in EURO? :)
Not able to use it. Glitches. The screen shakes like crazy and won't allow me to change any of the options. Sounds like a great idea for an extension though.
It could be my computer, but it glitches on me. State select is not a drop down, I had to discover that typing the first letter of my state name is the only way to iterate through until I find my state. The add-on also vibrates back and forth with extreme rapidity when trying to enter salary values, and takes 5+ seconds to save values. There is no way, apparently, to choose anything other than annual income.