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We currently support ~1,000 stores for full automation. Would love any feedback or suggestions.

• 27182818284 11y ago
  At a glance it looks really neat. I have to admit, I'm still reluctant to install random Chrome extensions (as much as I am to install random desktop applications I guess) I really wish they would change their permission model somehow (Like this tab I currently have open gets access only) How do you feel about RetailMeNot? I stopped using them fairly quickly on because the vast majority of coupons were expired or otherwise invalid. Do you think you'll run into that problem or is the automation you mention getting around that?
  • marketkarma 11y ago
    See above comment. Meant to reply here, lol.
  • slg 11y ago
    For what it is worth, the local code from Chrome extensions is easily available on your computer for browsing. On windows they are located in the "C:\Users\<ACCOUNT NAME>\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Extensions" folder. The extension folders are named with the ID of the extension, so it may take some trial and error to find the right folder or you can dig into the developer mode of Chrome to find the ID for a specific extension . The extensions themselves are just javascript and potentially HTML. You still won't be able to see any server side code, but it should at least tell you if anything you think is important is being saved or sent elsewhere.