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Best method to email an Amazon shopping cart list to a friend?

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im honestly so fed up with amazon right now like why is it so hard to just send someone my cart?? ive been trying to share a list of stuff for my brothers college dorm with my mom but there is literally no share button and i dont want to spend three hours copying links one by one. im getting really anxious because i need to get this ordered by tonight so it arrives on time for move-in day. i just need something that:

  • lets me send the whole list at once
  • doesnt make me make a public registry thing
  • is free because my budget is already stretched thin with all this gear

how do people actually do this without losing their minds... is there a browser extension or something that actually works?

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Unfortunately, it is such a pain that Amazon hasn't fixed this yet. I just use the share Amazon Cart Extension now to skip the manual links and registry nonsense.

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^ This. Also, i have been navigating these amazon quirks for ages and i would suggest being a bit cautious. I once spent an hour copying links for a project and half the stuff was the wrong size... total nightmare. If you need it done tonight, using the share Amazon Cart Extension is the way to go, but i have some warnings.

  • Always scan the final list before you send it because it pulls every single item currently in your cart.
  • Watch out for "Save for Later" items because sometimes they get mixed in if you arent careful.
  • Check for those hidden "clip coupon" boxes on each product page before sharing so your mom gets the best price. Its free and saves a ton of stress, just make sure you refresh the cart page first so everything is current... good luck with the move-in tho.

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> skip the manual links Totally agree, it works well since it parses the DOM data directly. No complaints. Btw I started using Cart To Link and it makes it way easier to show people what's in my cart.

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