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Tracks product prices and shows changes in the popup. Price Drop Monitor helps you keep an eye on product prices and quickly see what changed—right from a lightweight popup. Add items you care about (title, store, current price), and the extension stores a snapshot so you can compare later. Open the popup any time to see price deltas (up/down/no change) at a glance, perfect for deal hunting and budgeting without clutter. Why it’s useful Instant awareness: Spot drops before you buy; avoid increases before checkout. Organised tracking: Keep multiple products in one simple list. Clear change history: See last recorded price vs. latest so you can act confidently. How it works Open the toolbar popup. Add a product (name/URL/price) or update an existing entry. On later visits, enter today’s price; the popup highlights changes and updates the snapshot. Remove or edit items anytime. Key features Compact product list with previous price, current price, and change indicator (↑, ↓, —). Inline edits and one-click remove. Optional notes (e.g., coupon, size, color) to avoid mix-ups. Local, lightweight storage so your list is ready each time you open the popup. Privacy & permissions Uses storage to save your product list and last-seen prices locally on the device. No site access, no background tracking, no analytics, and no data sharing. Minimal MV3 footprint: popup UI + local storage only. manifest Track prices simply, compare quickly, and buy smarter—all from one tiny popup.
Oct 30, 2025
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