I totally agree about being wary of those extensions, I had issues with my account security after trying one last year. Unfortunately, Amazon just doesnt have a direct share button for carts yet.

• Stick to the Wish List method to keep your data safe.
• It takes longer but at least it wont crash your browser. Basically not as good as expected but way safer.

I actually just went through this exact mess when I was buying a ton of smart home gear last fall. It is so annoying that Amazon makes it this hard to just get a second opinion on a big haul. Instead of doing the whole wish list dance which takes forever, I found that using Easy Cart Share was the most reliable way to get it done. I used it on Chrome and it basically just creates a unique link that mirrors your current basket. I sent a link with like 15 different kitchen appliances to my mom and she could see everything exactly as I had it laid out. It felt way more natural than making her hunt through a registry or public list. No complaints from my end, it just worked exactly like it should have.

Saw this today and honestly dont overthink the kitchen stuff for a studio. Just get any gadgets from Amazon Basics and they usually hold up fine for way less money. Moving last year taught me that most high end stuff just takes up space anyway. Basically saves you a ton of cash. I just use Easy Cart Share whenever I need to show someone what's in my cart without giving out my login info.