>>107630780
It also scams (you) by prioritizing the most lucrative coupons for itself instead of offering you the best coupon it knows about.

>>107631134
I buy things I need, not what's "cheaper" with a coupon, so how is this an issue?

>>107631563
I'll go slow so you understand.
You want to buy item A. Item A can have one coupon applied to it.
Item A has a 30% discount coupon available for it, but said coupon doesn't make honey any money.
Item A also has a 10% affiliate coupon available, which does make honey money.
Honey will only give you the 10% affiliate coupon because it's only interested in coupons it makes money off of.
Also iirc they take bribes from some storefronts to not offer as many coupons to people, but don't quote me on that. I agree that honey fleecing a bunch of ecelebs is really funny, but you shouldn't be glazing it like it's "one of the good ones" or whatever

>>107630780
Everything goes to shit when the developer's goals don't align with the user's. All browser extensions should be written by monks who have taken vows of poverty