Something not working?

Reload the page once — AliExpress is a single-page app and an unusually slow render can outlast the first injection. If it still does not appear, check that the extension is enabled and that you are on an aliexpress.com, .us or .ru product page.

That is the honest answer, not a failure. Brand-new listings have no review history to score, and the extension will not invent a number to fill the space.

Open the breakdown and see which component is carrying it. Most surprises are the confidence dampener holding down a five-star listing with almost no reviews, which is working as intended. If the breakdown genuinely does not match the page, email the product URL and it can be investigated.

A hollow (outlined) badge is an estimate built from what the card shows. Hover it for a moment or click it and it verifies against the review data and turns solid. "AliScore ?" means the card had no genuine signal to score — no rating, no sales — so no number is invented.

AliExpress changes its page markup regularly, and a renamed class can break a selector. The Best Deals row also stays hidden when no card on the page can be scored. If badges are missing on a page that clearly has ratings, that is a bug worth reporting — send the URL and it gets fixed in the next release.

That is the affiliate feature, and it only runs after you pressed "Allow" in its dialog. It reloads a product page once through our affiliate link, never a cart, checkout or order page, and the price does not change. To stop it, open the extension popup and switch "Support us with affiliate links" off — it stops immediately. If you declined earlier and changed your mind, the popup has an "Ask me again" link.

Chrome: chrome://extensions, then Remove. Firefox: about:addons, then Remove. Nothing is left behind on any server, because nothing about you was stored on one.