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Helps Amazon sellers open Seller Central order pages in separate tabs and find the Request a Review control faster. Easy Open Amazon Review Request helps Amazon sellers save time when working through eligible orders in Amazon Seller Central. From the Manage Orders page, you can: • Scan the currently loaded order list for order-detail links. • Open detected Amazon order pages in separate background tabs. • Jump to a matching Request a Review URL when Seller Central provides one. • Bring a button-only Request a Review control into view and highlight it for a deliberate manual click. • Set the delay between tabs and the maximum number of tabs to open. Built for Amazon seller workflows This lightweight tool supports common Seller Central marketplaces and is useful for sellers who regularly review orders and use Amazon's standardized Request a Review feature. It reduces repetitive navigation while leaving the final review-request action under your control. Private and user-controlled • The extension runs only when you choose to scan or open orders. • It reads the current Seller Central page only to identify relevant order and review links. • Settings are stored locally in Chrome. • No data is sent to an external service. • It never automatically clicks a button-only Request a Review control or sends a customer message. The extension is free and dependency-free. Always use Amazon's Request a Review feature only for eligible orders and in accordance with Amazon policies. Easy Open Amazon Review Request is an independent productivity tool and is not affiliated with, sponsored by, or endorsed by Amazon.
Sep 8, 2026
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