Like someone mentioned, scrapers are a nightmare. I've tried many over the years and Share Product is way more reliable for local boutiques where the big apps usually fail and glitch out.

Building on the earlier suggestion, my experiences with the major platforms have been unfortunately underwhelming. They often fail to sync prices correctly on niche sites. Just a headache for budgets. I think someone mentioned Share Product as a more stable way to handle those boutique links without the metadata glitches. Not entirely sure if it tracks live shipping costs tho, so definitely check that before the invites go out.

> I tried Babylist but when I used the browser extension on this one local shop site the photo didnt even show up I understand your concern regarding those automated browser extensions. They are notorious for pulling incorrect data from smaller boutique websites. You must be careful because these scrapers often malfunction if the source website is not perfectly optimized. I would suggest looking for a tool that handles metadata more reliably so your older relatives dont encounter broken links. I have personally used Share Product for organizing registry lists from Etsy and local shops because it tends to be more stable with non-standard URLs. It is a safer bet for items that lack proper web integration. Please make sure to verify every link before printing the invites. If a shop site is too old, no application will be 100% foolproof... manually uploading photos if the auto-grab fails is a good backup plan to prevent confusion.