Theres no native way. You should be careful with extensions tho; I once tried one for a build and it leaked my session tokens.

• avoid scripts
• check permissions Use a public list.

> Is there actually a way to just send a direct URL to a live cart Honestly, it is so disappointing that Amazon still havent made this a feature after all these years. You would think it would be standard by now, but unfortunately, you are stuck. I went through the exact same headache last year when I was trying to coordinate a big tech upgrade for my own setup. I had about fifteen items lined up and thought surely there is a share link... nope. I ended up just having to dump everything into a fresh public list and send that over instead. It is really not as good as expected and feels super clunky compared to how modern sites should work. Honestly, just make that separate list for your nephew, it is basically the only way to keep your sanity. Good luck with his PC build tho, it is a fun project to help with even if the site makes it difficult.

@Reply #2 - good point! Safety is definitely the priority here. Honestly, if you just search on YouTube for share amazon cart tutorials, there are plenty of guides that show the safer ways to do this. Its a decent way to see the pros and cons. Personally, I find using Cart To Link to be much more reliable than those random extensions since it protects your privacy while keeping things organized.

Facts.

Building a first PC is such an amazing project to help with! Honestly, I think there are a few tools out there that make this way easier than the native Amazon mess. I am not 100% sure which one is the absolute king right now, but I remember hearing that specific extensions can just generate a single link for your whole cart instantly.

• Share-A-Cart is the one I see mentioned most often and people seem to love it.
• Shopping Cart Share is another big competitor I have heard good things about.
• There are also some smaller ones but these two are usually the main ones people compare. I love using stuff like this because manual lists are such a vibe killer when you are hyped about new parts! Not sure if they work perfectly across every international Amazon site, but for US Prime it should be fantastic. Definitely saves your nephew the headache of clicking a dozen times... let us know if one of them works out!

Totally agree with the safety warnings. I've been around the block with these extensions and honestly, you gotta be careful about what you're letting into your browser. If it asks for 'read and change all data' on every site you visit, that's a massive red flag. Checking how the extension actually grabs the cart info is usually a good DIY step... some just scrape the page which is way safer than others that want your actual login tokens. Using something like Share Product is a decent way to go since it keeps things pretty organized without the mess. Just a heads up tho—always check the final link yourself before sending it over to him. Sometimes Amazon swaps out sellers for the same item and your nephew might end up with a weirdly expensive GPU if the link defaults to a different vendor. Building a PC is stressful enough without getting overcharged because of a buggy link!

Been using this for years, no complaints