Claude in Chrome · Anthropic
Compare prices across your usual stores in one table
A MakeUseOf writer handed her online deal hunting to Claude in Chrome. It checks the stores she usually buys from and returns the prices for products she wants in a table with links.
What they did
Instead of opening half a dozen tabs, she lets the extension visit her regular shops, compare prices for items on her list and lay them out side by side. She then clicks through and buys from the cheapest store herself.
How it went
The writer says it removes the repetitive checking and the saved minutes add up because she shops online often.
Worth knowing
Purchases stay manual. The article does not say how often prices were wrong or out of date, or whether it handled shipping and discount codes.
Try it with Claude in Chrome
Check the current price of <product names or links> at <list of stores>. Put the results in a table with store, price, shipping cost if shown, stock status and link. Highlight the cheapest total. Do not add anything to a cart or buy anything.
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