Every time I ordered groceries from Whole Foods on Amazon, I deleted the tip Amazon fills in at checkout. Every single time. That’s a chore a computer should be doing, so I had Claude help me build a browser extension that does it for me.
It’s called Tip Zapper. When the checkout page loads, it opens the tip box, types 0 and hits Apply. If a tip survives somehow and I click Place your order anyway, it stops the click and asks first. It doesn’t collect anything, doesn’t phone home, and never places the order itself. That button stays mine.
Get it
- Chrome, Brave and Edge: Chrome Web Store (coming soon)
- Firefox: Firefox Add-ons (coming soon)
- The code, user guide and bug reports: GitHub
The tip jar
Tip Zapper is free and it’ll stay free. If it saves you a few clicks and you want to say thanks, the tip jar is below.
Yes, a tip jar on the Tip Zapper. I see it. The difference is this one starts at $0 and stays there unless you change it.
Tip Zapper is an independent project and isn’t affiliated with Amazon.