Not a single site I've gone to has had Honey do anything. It is a waste of space and wouldn't be surprised if it is just farming your data.

its helped save me money on items

Very useful and functional add

Rarely locates any coupons.

There's literally no downside to downloading Honey. When it works, it works! It doesn't always find a coupon (Which happens, not all stores offer coupons), but when it does it just passively saves you money. I *just* used a coupon on a website and then Honey found a better one that saved me an extra $15 than the coupon I had.

Honey used to be a crucial part of my shopping experience. The offers for Canada have become less and less. What even is the point? I'm not going to shop at Ardenes. Get your shit together.

It does tend to slow down my browser at times, so I have no choice but to remove the extension whenever that happens. It is, however, quite good as a drop list notification app for my Amazon purchases. I am rating it kind of low as I don't get to use it for its intended purpose, which is for coupons and rewards, as most of the stores I'm interested in are not a part of the program. When it is, most of the coupons don't even work. I am not sure if I'm just THAT unlucky or what.

Scamware/Spyware. I've had this extension for well over 2 years now and it's slowly turned into a useless add-on that only spies on my transactions and history. The coupon codes don't work and it dramatically affects browser performance for no real benefit. I actually forgot I had it installed. The first few months it actually seemed useful. That time has long since passed. It was bought out by Paypal so it'll be yet another data miner with no real actual use except for invading your privacy. As Firefox is one of it not the last privacy based browsers, it becomes useless if you install garbage like this.

Part of paypal. You now agree to paypal's TOS.

Without any hassle, I've already had some discounts.