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[Amazon]Amazon.co.jp Chrome extension that lists products that are shipped only
Roughly speaking
- The best sale is a blend of boulders. I had no idea which one was cheaper.
- Just Amazon only recovers the results of shipping from Amazon.co.jp.
- The source code is published on GitHub, and is also useful as an introductory guide to implementing chrome extensions.
Best sale, with the lowest search results
Amazon's Black Friday & Cyber Monday sales ended in a booming state.
This time there were many bargains, so the satisfaction level was high, but many users probably suffered from the worst search results.
Recently, there has been an increase in marketplace companies listing on Amazon, so search results are mixed together. It's true that it's fine when you buy things that don't matter, but to be honest, you're too contaminated by fraudulent products.
To be honest, even during this sale, products with a strange price that comes with Sakura reviews were caught, so it was just a nuisance.
The chrome extension that solves such problems is the Just Amazon (chrome extension)) that we will introduce today.
Amazon.co.jp Chrome extension that returns only the results of shipping
The mechanism is simple. It simply narrows down the search results and automatically gives you "Shipping from Amazon.co.jp" as a parameter.
When using it as a chrome extension, if the color is blue, it will be activated, and if it is yellow, it will be turned off. I tried searching for a USB hub. Those who are using it certainly have a safe selection of manufacturers. When you turn it off, there are some strange manufacturers mixed in, giving it a dangerous atmosphere.
It's a super simple but useful chrome extension, as it's a hassle to set filtering conditions every time.
Source code is published. For reference when implementing chrome extensions
As an engineer, the author has made the source code public. I have never implemented a chrome extension, so it's great to be able to understand how the functionality is realized.
When I actually look at it, only one file of js is running. I was just adding search results when I loaded the page.
Since I'm going to have it, I might as well make a chrome extension using this source code.