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Filters search results on major retail sites (Amazon, Walmart, etc.) to show only items sold directly by the main retailer. Tired of wading through endless third-party marketplace listings on your favorite online stores? Want to focus only on products sold directly by the retailer you trust? Retail Root is the essential shopping companion that declutters your search results, saving you time and helping you shop with confidence. With just one click or a simple keyboard shortcut, you can instantly hide items sold by third-party marketplace sellers and see only the products shipped and sold directly by the main retailer (first-party products). Why Install Retail Root? Shop with Confidence: Easily identify and purchase items directly from the retailer, often simplifying customer service and returns. Save Time: Stop scrolling past irrelevant marketplace offers and find what you need faster. Simple & Seamless: Activate the filter with a single click on the extension icon or use the handy keyboard shortcut (Ctrl+Shift+U by default). Wide Retailer Support: Works seamlessly across a vast range of popular online stores. How it Works: Navigate to a supported online retailer's search results or category page. Click the Retail Root extension icon in your browser toolbar OR press Ctrl+Shift+U. Instantly see the page refresh, displaying only products sold directly by the retailer! Supported Retailers Include: Amazon (US, Canada, UK, Germany, France, Italy, Spain, Netherlands, Mexico, Japan, Sweden, Saudi Arabia, Egypt, Australia & Brazil), Walmart, NewEgg and others
Mar 29, 2025
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