NerfGuns.net Armory

Your kid found the blaster they want. It is on some shop's website, and by the time anyone asks what it was called, nobody remembers. The Armory button puts it on your NerfGuns.net wish list in two clicks, from the shop's own product page, with the name and the picture already filled in. HOW IT WORKS Open a product page at Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy or Hasbro Pulse. A blue "Add to Wish List" button appears next to the price. Click it, add a note if you want ("the blue one, size medium"), mark it Must Have, Nice to Have or Dream Gift, and it is on the list. On any other page, click the Armory icon in your toolbar, or right-click and choose "Add to my Armory list". Same result. The item appears on your list right away. The shopping link switches on once somebody at NerfGuns.net has checked it. WHAT YOU NEED A free NerfGuns.net wish list. Open your list's edit page, make a browser token, and paste it into this extension once. That is the whole setup. WHERE IT RUNS, PLAINLY This extension runs automatically on product pages at five shops only: Amazon, Walmart, Target, Best Buy and Hasbro Pulse. On those pages it reads the page in order to place the button next to the price, and for no other reason. It does not run on those shops' other pages. Not your orders, not your account, not your addresses, not your payment settings, not search results. It does not run on any other website at all. It sends nothing anywhere until you click. Placing the button sends nothing. WHAT IT SENDS, AND WHERE When you click: the product name, the page address, the picture, and the note and priority you chose. It goes to your own wish list on nerfguns.net and nowhere else. Amazon links are stripped down to the bare product code before they are sent, so no other site's referral tag can ride along onto your list. WHAT IT STORES ON YOUR COMPUTER Your access token, the site address, the names of your own lists, and the priority you picked last. That is the complete list. WHAT IT NEVER DOES No browsing history. No analytics. No tracking. No third parties. No remote code. It never runs inside an advert or a payment frame. Nothing is sold or shared with anyone. NerfGuns.net has been reviewing Nerf blasters since 2009.