Online shopping just wouldn’t be the same without Amazon. Not too long ago I reviewed AmazonAssist, an add-on that automatically offers product suggestions alongside any online shopping search. Amazon Prime is yet another gem for those who love online shopping. Unlike AmazonAssist, the Amazon Prime experience all happens on the site itself. Here’s how it works once it’s installed:

Browse Amazon.com with your eyes on the prize. After you enter search terms just as you usually would, you’ll notice two extra fields.

The first filters items based on shipping cost. If you belong to the Amazon Prime program (or you’re just curious to see how you could benefit), you can filter using “Prime” and see only items eligible for Prime member benefits.

Or search with the “Free” filter and see only items eligible for FREE Super Saver Shipping. The 0-100% field lets you filter your search based on the degree of discount you’re hoping for, in 10% increments.

Yet another add-on that takes saving and shopping to a science, Amazon Prime is one to check out.

Post from Elise Allen, who couldn't shop without saving, even if she tried, thanks to Firefox Add-ons. See all posts by Elise Allen.