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As I can see, you’ve a lot of browser extensions installed on your system. If you don’t know what an extension is, an extension is meant to perform some kind of task (including, opening up such a popup) when you visit a certain page (or, a specific URL). I too have one such extension installed on my chrome browser (see the snapshot) which opens up the list of discounts whenever I’m about to checkout on any of the ecom websites. This saves me the trouble of looking up or coupons to get discounts on my orders. Plus, it updates in the background so I can rest assured that I’ll get the latest coupon discounts.(See the orange icon activated beside address? That’s the extension, in this case, which triggered this popup)BUT, beware that using such extensions is dangerous! Why? because they’ve the permission to read data about your browsing (even if you’re in incognito mode), or worse, your keystrokes! So, if you install an extension from an unknown source, do know that you’re putting yourself at huge risk. These extensions are potentially dangerous and can steal crucial information, including your bank and card information.So, next time you opt to install an extension on your web browser, do check the source of the extension and install them only if they’re from reliable sources. In case you find any of these extensions to be suspicious, you can always go to http://chrome://extensions in your chrome browser (for chrome browser, obviously!) and disable them by un-checking the ‘enable’ checkbox.To know if an extension is active on a certain page, just look at the icon of the extension (must be in line with address bar). Any inactive extension is grayed out, meaning, is in dark gray color. So, any extension which is in its true color is currently using information from your current page!

I recommend carts professionally, for a living as a consultant.The key is resources and in house expertise. Shopify is hands down the leader for ease of use, fast setup and compatibility especially for new non-savvy online retailers. Compared to Magento is free.But wait…Magento CE is free right? Actually Magento is the most expensive piece of free software you can buy :)To do Magento right it costs a lot, like $20k–$150k to set it up right. And then you’ll still need help from a developer monthly.So why would I choose Magento? Because you can create a perfect shopping experience for your customers.What’s that worth? Well I can tell you. In 2014 my dickhead ecom partner did a hostile takeover of my really amazing business, building and…Magento website. Yeah I know life’s a bitch.He was older and couldn’t manage the custom Magento Website I carefully crafted over 4 years…the Magento website our customers loved with a perfect shopping experience created just for them.He ripped out Magento like a weed and migrated to Shopify to save money. They lost 2.5MM in gross sales the first year with Shopify and haven’t bounced back to date.Magento is great for complex catalogs with lots of sku’s like car parts or craft supplies, things like that.Magento can be setup for serious technical marketing advantages, but that makes sense only if you need them. And that only makes sense if you actually know what ‘best practices’ in your industry are and how you can utilize Magento to outperform a boilerplate turnkey system like Shopify.If part of your brand design requires selling an ‘experience’ and you have a complex catalog…and the budget, get some help and launch a Magento Store. Don’t hire cheap developers, at best you’ll get what you pay for. Also hire a consultant like me so you’ll get things done fast and make money right out of the gate.Keep in mind you do need to get the Enterprise/Commerce version of you’re doing more than 10MM/yr as a rule.If you have just a few hundred products, are new to e-commerce, and are on a tight budget of 10k or less yeah Shopify is amazing. Shopify is basically free compared to Magento, it’s just not as competitive lomg term for serious brands that need the perfect shopping experience the their customers and advanced custom features.One other thing I’ll mention is jay Magento Enterprise/Commerce is now positioned very well for B2B. It has a whole host of features for creating a really slick portal for wholesale customers. These features like re-order recent and line item sku entry order forms makes it really convenient for your wholesale customers to do business with you. There’s also some sales rep tracking features as well.Lastly Magento can do Multi-store which Shopify just can’t do. Multistore is awesome for manufacturers that sell B2B and B2C and can use the same inventory and listing info for both channels.I have more Magento articles on my blog.Http:/:www.sharpcommerce.com