I'd like to search Amazon.com for products that Amazon sells without having to see all the third party merchants products. I've tried using some userscripts and some chrome extensions that claim to do the job but none of them seem to work. I prefer Chrome, but I can use FF for the searches if someone knows of a FF fix that actually works.
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posting a non-webapp solution is perfectly fine. See this for more info.– SensefulNov 21, 2010 at 1:51
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If you sign in with your account and search for a product there is an option on the left where the search filters are called "seller" Amazon is the first option.
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I only have the option to filter by "Department", "Shipping" and "Brand" in the left hand column.– mattNov 11, 2010 at 17:23
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2You have to select a department first.– KyleNov 11, 2010 at 17:31
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3Unfortunately the seller selection no longer appears consistently on the search results page even with a department selected– raksliceSep 8, 2018 at 5:42
The easiest way is to add &emi=ATVPDKIKX0DER to the end of your search. Just perform your search, then click in the address bar and paste that at the end and hit enter and you'll get only items sold by Amazon.
If you want a shortcut to do this, right-click on your bookmarks bar in Chrome and choose "Add Page". For the name call it something like "Sold by Amazon", and for the URL put the following in
javascript:function a() {window.location.href += '&emi=ATVPDKIKX0DER';} a();
Now after you perform a search, simply click that shortcut on your bookmarks bar and it will reload the search automatically but only show items sold by Amazon.
Tip: by default Chrome doesn't always show the bookmarks bar. To show it all the time, open a new tab, then right-click the bookmarks bar and click "Show bookmarks bar".
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This link now gives 'An error occurred: Item not found. This item may have been removed by its author.' Mar 17, 2012 at 16:13
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@ClareMacrae Yes, that extension appears to be dead now. I added another one that accomplishes the same thing.– mattMar 29, 2012 at 16:34