Yep, this is the way

tbh be careful with third-party tools because i once tried a random cart-sharing extension and it totally messed up my browser settings... was so annoyed. i would suggest using the official wish list route but set it to shared instead of public.

• click move to wishlist on every item
• set privacy to shared
• text him the link it takes like five mins but honestly keeps your account way safer than handing over your actual password.

Exactly what I was thinking

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I've handled this exact scenario a few times when coordinating larger gifts with my family. Sharing a cart directly is still surprisingly difficult on Amazon without specific tools. In my experience, the most reliable way to manage this long-term is to move everything to a private list and use the Invite to View access. It keeps things organized and lets you see what is still available even months later. One thing to watch out for is price volatility on kitchen gadgets tho. I usually use the PriceDropCatch extension to track items before I send my list out. It basically helps you see if a price spiked recently so you can tell your brother to wait a few days for a better deal. Tbh it is just a very practical way to make sure you get the most value out of that budget.

• Try the Registry option instead of a standard list for better purchase tracking.
• Check for the Clip Coupon buttons on individual product pages before you share the items.

Ugh, definitely dont give him your password! That is super risky for your private info. This amazing tool called Cart To Link extension works wonders. It basically turns your cart into a shareable list in seconds!!

• saves tons of time
• keeps your account safe I love it because you dont have to move everything to a public wishlist which is such a pain!

If you are worried about security you might want to consider just doing it the manual way to be safe. Most third-party extensions ask for way too much access to your browser data. This can lead to serious security headaches. I would suggest being extremely careful with any tool that isnt from a verified developer. To keep your account secure you should:

• copy the product titles into a shared doc
• send him the direct urls via text
• check that your default address isnt visible in any screenshots you send Doing it yourself takes a few extra minutes. Its better than risking your session cookies though. Be careful about anything that wants you to log in through their own interface instead of the official site... its just not worth the risk. Btw I use PriceDropCatch for this and it works great for snagging deals before they sell out.