BezorgFilters von Flightkick

BezorgFilters adds the price filters that thuisbezorgd.nl is missing: cap the
delivery fee and the minimum order amount, and see at a glance which
restaurants actually fit your budget.

Thuisbezorgd lets you sort by delivery fee, but it does not let you cut off
the expensive options. If you don't want to pay more than €2,50 in delivery
fees, or you don't want to order €25 minimum just to get dinner, you currently
have to scroll past restaurant after restaurant that doesn't fit. BezorgFilters
fixes exactly that.

• Maximum delivery fee — set a cap (e.g. €2,50) or enter 0 to see only
  restaurants with free delivery. The "free delivery available" badge counts
  as free.
• Maximum minimum order — hide (dim) restaurants whose minimum order
  exceeds the amount you want to spend.
• Restaurants that don't match are dimmed rather than removed, so the
  page layout stays intact and you never lose the overview. Scrolling,
  cuisines and the site's own filters keep working as normal.
• Your filters persist between visits and browser restarts.

The filters appear as a small panel that lives inside the site itself:

• Desktop: as an extra section in the filter sidebar, next to the
  site's own filters.
• Firefox for Android (and mobile): right below the cuisine row at the
  top of the list — always visible, no digging through menus. It also
  appears inside the filters sheet behind the filter button.
• The toolbar popup offers the same settings from any page and stays in
  sync with the panel on the site.

The panel follows the site's light and dark theme automatically.

• Works on www.thuisbezorgd.nl listing pages.
• No account, no setup: install and the filters are simply there.
• Privacy-friendly: the add-on collects nothing and transmits nothing.
  Your filter settings are stored locally on your own device and never
  leave it.
• This is an unofficial, community-made add-on. It is not affiliated with
  or endorsed by thuisbezorgd.nl or any other delivery platform.

BezorgFilters is free and open source (MIT). Found a bug or want a feature?
Please open an issue on GitHub — pull requests welcome.