What is the best browser extension for organizing shopping lists?

Question

Does anyone have a solid recommendation for a browser extension to organize shopping lists across different websites? I am currently planning out a guest bathroom renovation for my place in Seattle and I am drowning in open tabs from Home Depot, Lowes, and some random lighting boutiques I found on Instagram.

I did some digging and saw people mentioning Honey but honestly that feels like it is just for finding discount codes and doesnt really help me categorize my actual choices for tiles or vanities. I also looked at Pinterest but it is just too messy and I hate how it always tries to show me more ideas when I just want to save the specific product link and price I already found.

I need something that lets me:

save items from any site

group them by room or category

maybe track if the price drops but thats just a bonus

My budget is super tight for this project so I am trying to compare everything side-by-side without having to manually copy-paste into a spreadsheet which is what I am doing now and it is driving me crazy. My laptop is literally lagging because I have so many windows open. What are you guys actually using that isnt just a glorified ad for coupons?

linkbildin_ximi · Accepted Answer

Try the metadata scraper extension I use; it prevents memory-heavy tab sprawl. Way easier to share Amazon Wishlist and compare technical specs. System performance didnt dip once.

Definitely_Not_FBI · Answer

Re: I saw this earlier today but unfortunately I...

I totally get the frustration!! You should seriously check out Share Product because it is fantastic for organizing everything in one spot.

Stay away from free tools that bombard you with ads

Be careful with extensions that slow down your browser

Always check for hidden shipping fees on boutique sites Honestly, it makes the whole renovation feel so much easier. Love your project ideas!!

Michaelnib · Answer

I saw this earlier today but unfortunately I have had significant issues with extensions like Karma or generic wishlist tools. They arent as good as expected for complex renovations because they struggle to scrape technical data from niche lighting sites. You should be careful since they often miss the specific finish or current price, which essentially compromises your budget. Honestly, most tools are just unreliable for specialized project management. Try a dedicated tool like SigmaOS instead.