AI 产品解读Filter Amazon search results to show only Prime-eligible items, non-Prime items, or Best Sellers
Amazon search results mix Prime and non-Prime products, making it hard for users to quickly find items that meet their shipping or quality preferences. This extension filters results to show only desired categories.
User installs extension -> Navigates to Amazon search results page -> Clicks extension icon to open filter sidebar -> Selects filter options (Prime Only, Non-Prime Only, Best Sellers Only, Hide Prime) -> Clicks Apply Filters -> Results are filtered/hidden/blurred accordingly -> Settings persist across sessions via localStorage
Show Prime Only: Filter to display only Prime-eligible productsShow Non-Prime Only: Filter to display only non-Prime productsShow Best Sellers Only: Filter to display only Best Seller itemsHide Prime Items: Hide Prime products from resultsBlur or Hide filtered results: Choose whether to blur or completely hide non-matching itemsPersistent settings: User preferences saved in localStorage
- 目标用户
- Amazon shoppers who prefer Prime-eligible items for faster shipping / Amazon shoppers looking for Best Seller products / Users who want to quickly filter search results without manually checking each item
- The extension is a simple client-side filter with no server-side components, so analysis is straightforward. No ambiguity around login or paid features. The only minor uncertainty is whether Amazon itself requires a login to view search results, but that is a destination_service concern, not an extension concern.
付费分析未识别到付费功能
The extension is completely free with no paid features, subscription gates, or billing logic. The keyword 'premium' found in contentScript.js refers to the CSS class '.a-icon-premium' used to detect Amazon's Prime badge on products, not a paid tier of the extension. There are no references to Stripe, PayPal, subscription plans, upgrade prompts, or license checks.
- 置信度
- 95
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- 来源
- AI / 高
- 需要登录
- 否
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- The extension operates entirely as a client-side content script on Amazon search result pages. It uses localStorage for persisting user preferences and does not implement any login UI, authentication flow, or account creation. The core workflow of filtering Amazon search results can be completed without any login to the extension itself. While a user needs an Amazon account to shop, the extension's filtering functionality does not require it.
The "widget" shows up for me and the results change depending on what I chose in the list. But there are no results at all when I choose Prime. Maybe that only works if you have a Prime membership? I don't but I still want to use that filter.
It doesn't seem to do anything for me.
Perfectly working solution, thanks.