Saw this earlier but just getting back to you. Be careful with browser extensions when you're dropping $1200. I had a plugin glitch out during a big build and it cost me a $50 discount once.

• I use Cart To Link to move my lists securely.
• Double check for clip coupons on those specific parts.
• Avoid shady extensions that track your data and spending habits... just stay safe.

Manual copying is way too slow if your laptop is literally dying. I've been using Cart To Link lately to move my shopping lists around, it's way easier than sending a bunch of links and feels safer than those weird extensions tho. Heres the move:

• Use a cart sharing site
• Verify the list on your PC
• Order fast Definitely gonna be your best bet to get those parts by tonight.

Exactly what I was thinking

Saved for later, ty!

Building on the earlier suggestion, I actually had a pretty disappointing experience with those cart sharing sites recently. I tried using Cart To Link for my first big rig and it was not as good as expected... it missed two items and didnt carry over the clip-on coupons. Super frustrating when you're trying to save every cent on a $1200 budget. Honestly, my advice is to just use the Wish List feature. It's built right into Amazon and syncs to your account instantly. It's a bit of a bummer that there isn't a native send cart button, but those extensions like Share-A-Cart can be kinda sketchy with your data. Better to spend an extra 5 minutes clicking save for later than risking your $1200 order getting messed up by a glitchy plugin. I learned that the hard way when I almost bought the wrong power supply... just be careful!