Building on the earlier suggestion, I'm very satisfied with how Cart To Link manages session tokens safely. It works well. Which browser version are you currently using for this?

I use Cart To Link for every group gift and its amazing! Honestly you should use it because its super safe and my only tip is double checking quantities after importing!

> Privacy and whether they can see my payment info... Amazon flagging the account for using third party tools Honestly, I totally get the paranoia. Over the years, I have tested basically every cart sharing tool out there to see how they handle session tokens and DOM scraping. Most of these extensions are actually pretty lightweight technically. They basically just scrape the ASINs (Amazon Standard Identification Numbers) and quantities, then rebuild the cart on the other side using a manifest. They dont actually interact with the checkout flow or your stored credit cards because thats all behind Amazons secure layer. I have found that Cart To Link is probably the most reliable one for big orders like your $450 kitchen set. It handles the data transfer very cleanly without triggering any of the weird bot-detection flags that Amazon uses. In my experience, Amazon cares way more about automated scraping for price tracking than they do about a simple cart import. A few practical tips for you:

• Always check the extension permissions in your browser settings first. You want to make sure it only has access to Amazon, not your whole web history.
• Double check the quantities after the import happens. Sometimes if an item goes out of stock between the share and the import, it can get wonky.
• If you are really worried, use a guest window or a separate profile to do the import. Its been super stable for me. Just make sure everyone has the same region set up on their accounts or the prices might fluctuate slightly when you pull them in. Good luck with the birthday gift, sounds like a killer present!