Now if someone would make an app that shows me where to buy other products besides Amazon.

High-performing products don't need to be this expensive. The Stagg kettle is great and I constantly see it recommended, but the Willsense is half the price, similar in features, and mine has been great for the past two years. OXO's stainless steel salad spinner is great but from what I've seen, shares the same components on the spinner as their plastic version at half the cost, something I've used for 18 months. There's a $60 plate... Given the cost these items demand, I'd want more than a paragraph attempting to sell it before pushing me off to another site to buy it.

Great site for the owner who's getting referrer credit from purchases though.

> press convert a URL

> enter valid Amazon link

> press ok

> see output

How exactly do I use the website?

Oooh good to know, thanks

Did not know this 💔

eBay is my go to for books. I just grab a used copy for not much. Saves the environment and me money

Nice, can you do one for the other categories too?

Bookshop.org - buy from local bookstores

Bezos isn’t involved with Amazon. There’s a new ceo for a couple years now.

Maybe you can just create my browser to not have any Amazon recommending sites. All these top 10 review websites are ducking rediculous

So now I just need this for... Every other product besides books. Everything I try to buy online now it seems like Amazon is the only option.

Holy shit I was about to start making this but for all goods.

Was going to make a chrome extension.

Yeah it's called "the store". Drive your ass there and you can have it in one or two hours.

So is half of the internet.

A lot of libraries in the USA are being defunded, sold, and either privatized or replaced with businesses.

Yea, LibGen has been letting me down recently tbh but zlib always pulls through

Thriftbooks is excellent. I paid a buck or two more than Amazon for a book recently, but earned a free (under 5 or 7 dollars iirc) book in the process and got free shipping. Big ups for Thriftbooks.

just a copy of canopy.co a slick way to try to convince people to use your amazon associates link.

bookshop.org

betterworldbooks.com

> Warehouse workers sometimes die packing the boxes as fast as they do. Then managers force workers to work next to the corpse for hours or be fired.

Got a citation for that? As much as I dislike Amazon, that’s a bit tough to believe.

>Having experienced living with and without 1 day shipping

In some circles we just say "before 2005"

How about addall?

I don’t think Amazon is a book company anymore.

Love the fact the story directly under this in my Reddit app is an ad for Amazon's October prime days.