If you install NoScript and then enable javascript on only the Home Depot domains (as opposed to the ~17 or so surveillance domains), the site works much better. No great, of course. But much better.
FWIW McMaster and Digikey are themselves the exceptions. I've never seen a good parametric search engine anywhere else - they all compensate by leaning on product popularity (read: profitability), and you can never be sure it's actually surfaced all of the relevant results. I usually end up searching by one or two basic keywords, then linearly iterating through a few pages of results.
FWIW McMaster and Digikey are themselves the exceptions. I've never seen a good parametric search engine anywhere else - they all compensate by leaning on product popularity (read: profitability), and you can never be sure it's actually surfaced all of the relevant results. I usually end up searching by one or two basic keywords, then linearly iterating through a few pages of results.