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Remove Sponsored Result in Amazon Search or Show Products for Organic Review 📡 Update new version 1.0.3 - Monday, January 13, 2025 Most of Amazon's local websites have been added. From now on, you can enjoy organic search results. Amazon Sponsored Product Suppressor Overview: Tired of sponsored products cluttering your search results? With Amazon Sponsored Product Suppressor, you can easily clean up your search results and view only organic results. Just click the yellow “Clear Sponsored Listings” button at the top of the page to remove all sponsored content and focus on the most relevant search results. Key Features: Remove Sponsored Products: Click the yellow “Clear Sponsored Listings” button to instantly clear sponsored products from your search results. Show Organic Results: After clicking the button, you’ll see only genuine, organic search results for a better browsing experience. Simple and User-Friendly: Easy to install and use with just one click to activate the removal of sponsored content. Enhanced Search Efficiency: By removing ads, you get to the information you need faster and more effectively. Why You Should Install This Extension: Reduce Distractions: Remove sponsored products for a cleaner, more focused search experience. Effective Searches: See only organic results to find what you’re looking for more quickly. Improved Experience: Enjoy a more efficient and satisfying online search with just one click. How to Use: Install the Extension: Click “Add to Chrome” and follow the instructions. Use the Button: Click the yellow “Clear Sponsored Listings” button to clean up your search results. Note: This extension is designed to remove sponsored products and does not affect non-sponsored results.
Amazon Sort by Review Count
Sort By Review Count for Amazon allows you to sort Amazon search results by their number of reviews Sort By Review Count for amazon extension lets you sort items by their number of reviews & ratings. Most reviewed are now on top of amazon search To sort by number of reviews, click on the "Sort by Review Count" button. UPDATE: Folks, you don't need to pick a specific department anymore !!
Amazon 3rd party seller filter
1. Navigate to one of the supported Amazon sites. 2. The extension is active by default - start searching!. 1. Click the extension icon to disable it - the icon will then be greyed out. ### Fixes - 🐛 extension state automatically re-enabled when extension is disabled ### Feat - show extension description on hover
De-Sponsor for Amazon: Free, open source ad blocker for Amazon Search
Block ads on Amazon to find the best-rated products, not the ones that paid to be seen. ✅ No more "Sponsored" results: Save money and heartache by finding the best products easily ✅ Lightweight: Runs silently in the background without slowing down Chrome. ✅ Open-source: You can check the code yourself on the Github repo (linked from my website) I'm a product management leader and ex-Amazonian. When Amazon sued Perplexity for using automation on its platform, I wrote a LinkedIn post calling out the real issue: people were turning to AI shopping tools because Amazon's own search had become unusable. That post went viral. So I built De-Sponsor: a free, open-source extension to bring back the Day 1 search experience on Amazon. --- FAQ: Q: How is this different from ad blockers like uBlock Origin? A: Traditional ad blockers focus on banner ads and pop-ups but often miss Amazon's "Sponsored" product listings since they're embedded within search results. De-Sponsor specifically targets these sponsored products, giving you cleaner, more relevant search results. Q: How many ads does this actually block? A: On a typical Amazon search results page, 40-60% of visible products are sponsored. De-Sponsor removes all of these, showing you only organic results. Q: Is this extension safe to use? A: Yes, De-Sponsor for Amazon is completely safe and open-source. You can review the entire code on GitHub before installing. The extension only filters what you see on Amazon pages—it doesn't collect your data, track your browsing, or modify purchases. It simply hides sponsored listings from search results and product pages. Q: Will this get my Amazon account banned? A: No. The extension runs entirely on your device (client-side). Amazon's servers simply see a regular user browsing the site. We do not modify any requests sent to Amazon, we only visually clean up what is displayed on your screen. Q: Does Amazon know I'm using this extension? A: From Amazon's perspective, you're just a regular user browsing normally. The extension works locally in your browser to filter what you see—it doesn't interact with Amazon's servers or modify any requests. Your account remains in good standing. Q: Will this break Amazon's functionality? A: No, the extension only removes visual clutter from ads and sponsored items. All core Amazon features work normally: shopping cart, checkout, Prime benefits, order history, and product reviews remain fully functional. You can disable the extension anytime if you encounter any issues. Q: Will I miss out on good deals from sponsored products? A: Sponsored products aren't necessarily better deals—sellers pay Amazon to promote them regardless of price or quality. In fact, sponsored items are often more expensive because sellers factor in advertising costs. De-Sponsor helps you see organic search results based on relevance, not who paid the most for placement. Q: Is this extension really free? What's the catch? A: Yes, it's 100% free and open-source with no hidden costs. There's no premium version, no data collection, and no affiliate links. This is a side project built to solve a real problem with Amazon's aggressive advertising. If you find it useful, you can support development by starring the project on GitHub or sharing it with friends who shop on Amazon. Q: Does this work on Amazon's international sites? A: I have tested it on all major Amazon sites: US, UK, Canada, Germany, France, Spain, Italy, Australia and India. It should work on others too. You can suggest new regions on our GitHub issues page. Q: Why isn't it on Firefox/Safari yet? A: We are currently focused on Chrome and Edge (Chromium browsers). A Firefox version is in development. Safari requires a paid developer account ($99/yr), so we are waiting for enough community support to justify the cost. Q: Does it work on Prime Video or Amazon Music? A: Currently, De-Sponsor is strictly focused on the Amazon Product Search experience (Amazon.com, .co.uk, .de, etc.). It does not block video ads on Prime Video or audio ads on Music. Q: Does this work on mobile? A: No. Most mobile users use Amazon in the app and it's almost impossible to build something that could work inside an app. Disclaimer: This extension is an independent project and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or part of Amazon.com, Inc.
Amazon Global Shipping Filter
Filter Amazon search (if item can be shipped to your location) Need to check if amazon can ship to your location? You will need to be logged in with your default address set to your current location for this to work correctly. When enabled this extension will mark results in Amazon where the item cannot be shipped to your country when you are logged in. It is set to work on all of the main Amazon sites. Useful if shopping from Ireland, Lithuania, New Zealand, Canada, Austria, Portugal, Netherlands, Denmark, Norway, Poland etc Works on amazon smiles sites also . Works on all main Amazon sites (UK, US, DE etc)
