Re-filter Amazon and eBay search results to conform to user's actual search

[XenonofArcticus]

Relating to this news:
https://www.cnbc.com/2023/11/02/jeff-bezos-urged-amazon-to-flood-search-results-with-junk-ads-ftc.ht...

I would love it if Fakespot could iterate all of the search results across multiple pages, and then RE-filter and RE-sort according to the user's actual intent, not Amazon's user-abusive intent.

This would include purging promoted items and items that clearly do not fit the user's search criteria. This would also allow for sorting by "lowest cost" without being inundated by non-relevant junk search results. 

Being able to successfully perform a search with a subtractive search term for example "wind up toy -chime" to search for WIND up toys but not WIND chimes.

[Jon]

Thanks for submitting an idea to the Mozilla Connect community! Your idea is now open to votes (aka kudos) and comments.

[BobH]

I see a lot of potential here, as Xenon points out, to give users back the ability to search on their terms instead of being force-fed what big tech moguls consider best for their shareholders.

[Jon]

And heads up, a Firefox Product Manager is currently leading a discussion thread here on Connect asking for feedback to improve the shopping experience in our browser — please feel free to join and share your thoughts here:

Share your thoughts on how you shop online! 

As always, this invitation is extended to each and every one of you 💪