Will this tool work on Amazon in other countries?

[Haruqun]

// @include https://www.amazon.com/*

Does switching the above description to another country's amazon work fine?

[kkapuria3]

It’s only built to work with Amazon US. If you’d like it to work for Amazon in other countries, the code would have to be updated to adapt to the formatting for those specific sites. This can include updating url’s, element ID’s, button classes, etc. There are no plans to develop international versions at this time.

[d4rkk1ll0r]

Hi @kkapuria3
I tried to edit your code using it in Germany for Amazon.de, but it seems that its not working.. Do you have an idea what to change in the script? I already updated the url`s and the button classes seems identical as on amazon.com
BR

[papa4narchia]

@d4rkk1ll0r You can debug the script using standard Tampermonkey settings (Settings > Config Mode: Advanced > Debug scripts).
For Amazon Germany, the price comparison fails because we are using a "," as decimal separator (US uses ".").
It seems to be able to add to cart when changing that.
As the 2.0 notes state, there is "no auto-checkout yet". You would need to add that yourself.

[Zr305]

Bonjour, a quel endroit faut-il changer "." vers "," ?

Merci

[UtkarshSingh5474]

@d4rkk1ll0r You can debug the script using standard Tampermonkey settings (Settings > Config Mode: Advanced > Debug scripts). For Amazon Germany, the price comparison fails because we are using a "," as decimal separator (US uses "."). It seems to be able to add to cart when changing that. As the 2.0 notes state, there is "no auto-checkout yet". You would need to add that yourself.

Where to change these price comparison seperators?

[kkapuria3]

The script has been way outdated and will probably need core logic to be re-written. You can use, console.log() to print variables in your browsers console and debug it.