This plugin is a proof-of-concept experimenting with how the information available in the https://consumerrights.wiki can be made more easily accessible at the point where users make their purchasing decisions on the Web. The idea is that once a user has installed the plugin, product advertisements browsed on well known sites like Amazon (etc) are automatically checked against the "Consumer Rights Wiki" (CRW) and if a respective product/manufacturer has already been called out on the CRW (i.e. there have already been issues from a Consumer Rights perspective), then the affected product is shown with an added "CAUTION" icon that can be clicked on, to directly access the relevant CRW information page. Disclaimer: The "Consumer Rights Wiki" creators are working on their own plugin project called ClintonCAT. This here is NOT that official plugin and it is totally unaffiliated. (It seems that the official plugin at this time does not provide the functionality provided here but if that gap might eventually be closed, then this plugin here hopefully will become obsolete.) Limitations: The CRW is a work in progress and the information available may still have room for improvements. The plugin uses a hard-coded set of CRW page references that existed at the time of its creation and it will not be able to deal with future changes to the respective Wiki structure. The plugin only handles a hard-coded set of merchant sites that are matched via their domain name. Technical changes on those pages will likely impair the plugin's ability to inject links into those pages.