AmazonHelper

Dark mode for Amazon, hide sponsored products & ads, Prime and delivery filters, sort by rating. A cleaner Amazon experience.

AmazonHelper gives you a cleaner, calmer Amazon. Turn on dark mode, hide sponsored products and ads, filter to what really matters, and sort by ratings you can trust — all with one click. WHY AMAZONHELPER? Amazon search results are crowded with sponsored placements and promo widgets. AmazonHelper removes the noise so you only see the products you actually searched for — and its dark theme makes late-night shopping easy on the eyes. KEY FEATURES ★ Dark Mode for Amazon A carefully crafted dark theme applied to Amazon itself — search results, product pages, the home page and more. No more blinding white backgrounds at night. ★ Hide Sponsored Results Sponsored tiles are removed from search results across all Amazon locales. The toolbar badge shows how many were hidden on the current page. ★ Hide Ads & Promo Widgets Banner ads, sponsored product strips and promo video widgets are removed from search and product pages. ★ Smart Rating Sort Re-sorts results by a weighted score that combines star rating WITH review volume — so a 5.0-star product with 3 reviews cannot outrank a 4.6-star product with 2,000 real reviews. ★ Powerful Filters • Prime Only — show Prime-eligible items • 4★ & Up — hide low-rated products • Get It Today / Get It Tomorrow — fast-delivery items only If nothing on the page matches your filters, AmazonHelper tells you instead of showing a confusing empty page. ★ Instant & Fully Reversible Every toggle applies immediately — no page reload needed. Switch the extension off and Amazon returns to exactly its normal look. ★ Syncs Across Devices Your preferences are saved automatically and sync everywhere you use Chrome. WORKS WHEREVER YOU SHOP AmazonHelper supports every major Amazon marketplace worldwide - no setup needed, it just works when you open your local store. PRIVACY FIRST AmazonHelper runs only on Amazon pages, collects no data, tracks nothing, and needs no account. The only permission it requests is "storage" — used solely to remember your settings. Made with care by HUZK. Questions or ideas? We would love to hear from you.