ClearCart: Hide Junk on Amazon & Walmart par Clear Cart

ClearCart hides junk listings on Amazon and Walmart, so you can find real products from real brands.

Search for almost anything and the results fill up with "brands" like VGEBY, KMOUK and ZQXWK: the same cheap item relisted again and again under made-up names, with keyword-stuffed titles and fake "90% off" prices. ClearCart spots those listings and folds each one into a slim bar, so what is left on the page is worth looking at.

HOW IT WORKS
1. Install it. There is no account and nothing to set up.
2. Search Amazon or Walmart the way you always do.
3. Junk listings collapse into a small bar that tells you why, like "Hidden: made-up brand name" or "Hidden: inflated list price". Click any bar to bring the listing back. Nothing is ever deleted.

The toolbar icon shows how many listings were hidden on the page, and the popup shows how many were checked, so you can always see it working.

WHAT IT CATCHES
• Made-up brand names: random letters and ALL-CAPS gibberish
• Listings with no brand name at all
• "List prices" inflated far above the real price to fake a huge discount
• The same product relisted under many different fake brands
• Keyword-stuffed titles ("2026 Upgraded ... for Men Women Kids")
• Sponsored listings with almost no reviews, and perfect ratings from a handful of reviewers

WHAT IT LEAVES ALONE
More than 4,000 established brands are recognized out of the box, across tools, electronics, kitchen, clothing, toys and more. Lesser-known brands with thousands of reviews get credit for that too. Store brands like Amazon Basics and Great Value are never treated as junk. Listings that are close to the line are not hidden, just marked with a small "borderline" tag.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• Everything runs inside your browser. ClearCart has no server.
• No data collected. No analytics, no tracking, no account. Firefox's install screen confirms it: this extension declares "no data collection".
• The only network traffic it ever produces is the license check for the optional Pro upgrade.
• It runs only on search and product pages. Never on cart, checkout or account pages.
• If Amazon or Walmart changes its page layout, ClearCart steps aside instead of breaking the page, and a built-in diagnostics panel shows exactly what happened.

FREE, FOREVER
• The full junk filter on Amazon and Walmart
• A visible bar for every hidden listing, with the reason and a one-click reveal
• Copycat detection: "near-identical listing ×6"
• Hidden and checked counts for every search page
• One-click on/off
• A "Compare price" button on product pages that opens a Google Shopping search for that exact product. Nothing happens unless you click it.
• Think we got a brand wrong? Every hidden listing has a "Not junk? Tell us" link.

CLEARCART PRO: ON FOR YOUR FIRST 14 DAYS, NO EMAIL, NO CARD
Every install gets the Pro controls for two weeks. After that it is $13 a year, or $29 once for life if you join before December 31. For people who want to tune it:
• Strictness: lenient, balanced, strict, or fully custom
• Your own always-show and always-hide brand lists, with a one-click ✕ on any listing
• Hide all sponsored listings
• Tag or hide store brands
• Minimum review count
• Best-value badge: the genuinely cheapest per-unit item on the page
• Price history on product pages, built only from your own visits and stored only on your device
• Warnings on product pages for inflated list prices and auto-generated seller names
• Lifetime stats
Payments are handled by ExtensionPay and Stripe, and ClearCart never sees your card.

WHERE IT WORKS
Amazon's English-language sites (United States, Canada, United Kingdom, Australia and India) and Walmart's US site.

Missing Fakespot? ClearCart takes a different approach. Instead of grading the reviews on a product you already clicked, it clears the junk out of your search results before you ever see it.

TIP: if the toolbar badge shows nothing after install, click the ClearCart icon and make sure site access is granted for Amazon and Walmart. Firefox lets you control exactly which sites an extension may run on.

Search. See real brands. That's it.