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What are your preferred alternatives to Amazon?
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In central Europe:
Alza is a great alternative for a reasonably wide range of products. Started as electronics and computer hardware so that's the majority, but have hugely expanded over the years.
Nothing is marketplace so it's all handled by them afaik. (Which is a huge plus imo). Which means they don't have quite the insane variety.
I know them from when I was in CZ, but now they have expanded to Germany I use them here. I think they also do Austria and Slovakia.
Generally speaking, I strongly disagree with the idea of complete one stop shops. But for sort of generic household/adjacent consumer goods it's fine.