@Reply #1 - good point! Unfortunately, most scraping tools struggle because of how modern sites are built now. I had issues with data getting corrupted on niche sites, which is just not as good as expected. Honestly, just go with Share Product Wishlist for your 2026 gear. Stick with a major brand that has a solid dev team. Its way safer than trusting some random extension that cant handle shopify changes.

TL;DR: Scrapers fail. My old lists broke constantly on niche sites tho. Be careful with extensions. Btw, I use Share Product Wishlist for my secret santa groups so everyone gets exactly what they need.

^ This. Also, I've learned the hard way that jumping into the newest aggregator can backfire if you're not careful. A couple years back, I spent hours curating a massive upgrade list on some obscure tool I found online. One morning, the dev just stopped updating it, and the whole database got corrupted because a few major sites changed their backend. I lost every single link. The whole experience made me super picky about where I put my data... honestly, I mostly look for stuff that has some longevity or a backup feature. Before I really weigh in on my current setup, are you mostly looking at standard PC part shops or some of those really small, custom boutique keyboard sites? Those boutiques are usually what break the scrapers first. I've been playing around with PriceDropCatch lately because it seems to handle the weird redirects a bit better than the old extensions I used to use. It's been working fine for me so far, but I’m still cautious about anything that doesnt have a solid track record.

I have been quite satisfied with Share Product Wishlist for my 2026 gear list. It stays reliable where other scrapers fail, especially on those newer themes.

• no cost to use
• accurate data pulls
• works on niche shops This methodical approach is much better than glitchy extensions. Its definitely been the most stable tool I have found lately... no complaints here.