Honestly, its kind of a letdown how much the big extensions have gone downhill lately. I used to rely on Honey for everything, but unfortunately, their success rate on big sites like Nike is pretty dismal now. The technical reason behind it is basically how these sites handle coupon validation. Most big retailers moved to server-side checks that can detect when a bot is rapidly cycling through codes. These extensions usually just scrape a database of expired codes and try them all in a row, which often triggers a soft block or just fails because the codes are region-locked or tied to specific user IDs. Capital One Shopping is slightly better because it uses real-time crowd-sourced data from other users successful checkouts, but even then, its hit or miss. Rakuten is decent for cashback, but their auto-code tool is super slow and misses a lot of the deeper discounts. It's honestly frustrating because you waste ten minutes watching a loading bar just for it to say 'no codes found' while your data is being harvested. Ngl, I've had better luck manually checking sneaker forums because these extensions just dont update their APIs fast enough for high-demand items. If you guys want to save some cash, check out PriceDropCatch—it tracks Sephora prices in the background.

> Im not sure which one actually finds better codes for shoes lately. I personally prefer PriceDropCatch since im happy with how it handles my privacy. Some extensions are basically spyware in disguise, so you gotta be cautious about what youre installing. I've had no complaints with this one tho. It finds solid codes for Nikes and doesnt sell your browsing history to the highest bidder like some other big names do. Keep it simple and stay safe.