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Switch product pages and searches between selectable Amazon marketplaces worldwide. Switch between Amazon marketplaces directly from your browser’s context menu. Amazon Marketplace-Switcher detects product identifiers in Amazon URLs and opens the corresponding product page in another regional marketplace. It also supports Amazon search pages and product links. ✨ KEY FEATURES - Switch product pages between 23 international Amazon stores - Automatically detect and transfer ASINs - Transfer search terms without tracking or session parameters - Right-click a page to switch the current tab - Right-click a product link to open it in a new tab - Choose which marketplaces appear in the context menu - Use convenient Europe and Worldwide presets - Synchronize marketplace preferences through Chrome Sync - English and German interface 🗺️ SUPPORTED REGIONS - Europe - The Americas - Asia Pacific - The Middle East and Africa 🔒 PRIVACY The extension does not collect, store or transmit personal information, browsing history or Amazon account data. Amazon URLs are processed locally only when the user activates the context-menu command. ℹ️ Please note: Products, prices and availability may differ between marketplaces. A product may not be available under the same ASIN in every country. This extension is an independent utility and is not affiliated with, endorsed by or sponsored by Amazon.
Aug 20, 2026
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