Install AskReferral in under a minute.

Browser-specific builds

Each build ships the same engine with a manifest tuned for that browser — a service worker on Chromium, an event page plus add-on ID on Firefox, and a converter-ready bundle for Safari.

• Chrome / Brave / Arc

  chrome://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked

  Download build

• Microsoft Edge

  edge://extensions → Developer mode → Load unpacked

  Download build

• Firefox

  about:debugging#/runtime/this-firefox → Load Temporary Add-on

  Download build

• Safari (macOS)

  Unzip → xcrun safari-web-extension-converter <folder>

  Download build

Safari needs one extra step: unzip the bundle and run xcrun safari-web-extension-converter <folder> --macos-only in Xcode, then enable it under Safari → Settings → Extensions. Prefer a signed build? Email support@askreferral.com.

Step-by-step install

Pick your browser — every step is written out, no guessing.

1. 1

   Download and unzip the build

   Grab askreferral-chrome.zip below and unzip it somewhere permanent, like Documents/AskReferral. Chrome loads the extension from that folder every launch, so don't delete it.

2. 2

   Open chrome://extensions

   Paste chrome://extensions into the address bar and press Enter. On Brave use brave://extensions, on Opera opera://extensions, on Arc arc://extensions.

3. 3

   Turn on Developer mode

   Flip the Developer mode toggle in the top-right corner. Three new buttons appear on the left.

4. 4

   Click “Load unpacked”

   Select the unzipped folder — the one containing manifest.json, not the zip. AskReferral appears in the list immediately.

5. 5

   Pin it to the toolbar

   Click the puzzle-piece icon next to the address bar and hit the pin beside AskReferral so the offer badge is always visible.

Browser support

• ChromeSupported now
• EdgeSupported now
• BraveSupported now
• ArcSupported now
• OperaSupported now
• FirefoxSupported now
• SafariSupported now

What it does once installed

• • Recognises supported stores and badges the toolbar icon with live offer counts.
• • On the cart or checkout page, an AskReferral card appears with every referral code, coupon, cashback and card offer we have for that store.
• • “Apply best deal” types each code into the store's coupon box, watches the order total, and keeps whichever code saved the most.
• • Stores that block automation (Swiggy today) fall back to one-tap copy instead.

Troubleshooting

The errors people actually hit, grouped by browser.

Still stuck? Email support@askreferral.com with your browser, version and a screenshot — we usually reply the same day.

Privacy & permissions

Exactly what AskReferral can access, why it needs it, and how each browser handles it.

• Shopping site access

  host_permissions — amazon.in, flipkart.com, myntra.com, ajio.com, swiggy.com

  Reads the cart total and types codes into the coupon box on those five stores only. Every other site is out of scope — AskReferral cannot even see it.

  Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari

• Storage

  storage

  Keeps your settings, the cached offer list and the diagnostics log on your own device. Nothing in this store is sent anywhere.

  Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari

• Active tab / scripting

  activeTab, scripting

  Lets the offer card render on the checkout page and lets “Apply best deal” fill the coupon field when you click it.

  Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Safari

• Chrome, Edge, Brave, Arc, Opera

  Permissions are granted per-site at install. You can revoke them any time in the extension details page under “Site access”.

• Firefox

  Firefox asks again on first run and lets you set access to “Only when clicked”. Auto-apply then runs only after you open the popup.

• Safari

  Safari requires you to pick “Allow on Every Website” or allow each store individually under Safari → Settings → Extensions. Safari also re-asks after each macOS update.

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