I was wondering if anyone would like to do just that. 
It's located here:
http://www.your-wishlist.com/widget/A_Bodacious_Amazon_Wishlet.wdgt.zip
It's name is ABAW: A Bodacious Amazon Wishlet. It originally stood for "A Better Amazon Widget," but I thought that was a bit provocative, and somewhat mean-spirited, since there's nothing wrong with any of the Amazon widgets out there. Mine just happens to a do a little bit more than most. Mainly, it interfaces with a website that I've created, your-wishlist.com. This is the reason for "wishlet" in the widget's name, which is my humble attempt to create a Web 2.0-style buzzword ;-)
You can use the widget like you'd use a typical Amazon dashboard widget, and search through product listings. However, you can also create a list of products on your Mac (in the widget), and when your list is complete, export that list to either a shopping cart or to your-wishlist.com, where you can share them with friends, families or complete strangers.
This is beta software, but I think it should be 99% there - I just didn't want to release it and start hyping it completely untested. I appreciate feature requests, nitpicks, criticism, rants and raves. Oh - and incidentally, multi-lingual support is on my list of things to do, so you don't necessarily need to include it in your feedback. Thanks again, Macrumors folks.
It's located here:
http://www.your-wishlist.com/widget/A_Bodacious_Amazon_Wishlet.wdgt.zip
It's name is ABAW: A Bodacious Amazon Wishlet. It originally stood for "A Better Amazon Widget," but I thought that was a bit provocative, and somewhat mean-spirited, since there's nothing wrong with any of the Amazon widgets out there. Mine just happens to a do a little bit more than most. Mainly, it interfaces with a website that I've created, your-wishlist.com. This is the reason for "wishlet" in the widget's name, which is my humble attempt to create a Web 2.0-style buzzword ;-)
You can use the widget like you'd use a typical Amazon dashboard widget, and search through product listings. However, you can also create a list of products on your Mac (in the widget), and when your list is complete, export that list to either a shopping cart or to your-wishlist.com, where you can share them with friends, families or complete strangers.
This is beta software, but I think it should be 99% there - I just didn't want to release it and start hyping it completely untested.
I appreciate feature requests, nitpicks, criticism, rants and raves. Oh - and incidentally, multi-lingual support is on my list of things to do, so you don't necessarily need to include it in your feedback. Thanks again, Macrumors folks.