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I am trying to put together a quick order of setup gear for a local community event next week, keeping it under 300 bucks. I need my supervisor to review and buy the actual cart, but I obviously cant give him my login info.
I looked into Share-A-Cart but it seems like both of us need the extension installed for it to work properly? My logic was to find something where I just generate a link and they can view it instantly without signing in or installing anything. Most of the workarounds I found online seem outdated or require weird permissions. Is there a simple way to do this now?
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20/07/2026 12:20 am
Like someone mentioned, Share-A-Cart is the main player, but I’ve had issues with it lately. It’s super annoying that both people need the extension. Unfortunately, Amazon's site is designed to block third-party cart sharing for security reasons, so:
- Shared Wish Lists are your best bet for no-install sharing.
- They just need the URL to see everything.
- It saves you from sharing passwords or forcing your boss to install stuff.
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19/07/2026 11:55 pm
I have been super happy with Share-A-Cart lately...
- works well
- no issues Honestly no complaints. Just go with that brand, you cant go wrong.
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19/10/2026 8:05 am
Came here to say the same thing lol. Great minds think alike I guess.
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20/07/2026 1:00 am
In my experience, setting up a temporary gift registry is the best technical hack for this. It creates a public landing page that bypasses the session token blocks Amazon uses on standard carts. Your supervisor can just add everything to their cart from that link without needing an extension. Budget tips:
- Look for warehouse deals on the gear
- Clip the digital coupons Its much more stable than extensions that usually break every few weeks anyway.