The appearance of new COVID–19 virus(es) has marked the year. Drastic changes are visible also in marketing, precisely to say, in terms of the consumer behaviour. Online shopping, the term well known to many, has grown in importance in the year 2020. The main goals of this paper were to determine the changes in consumer behaviour, such as consumers’ online shopping usage before the pandemic, the reasons for visiting the virtual stores, and future online buying tendencies, that is, consumer attitudes given the current context. The survey was conducted online and it encompassed 118 respondents. Most respondents were students who were familiar with online shopping even before the pandemic, so they continued to use online shopping to a great extent during the pandemic. Research results also showed that the reasons for choosing online shopping were numerous, such as, the online store was almost the only way since many physical stores were closed during lockdown. It is worthy to note that even though the respondents felt as if they were forced to use online shopping at first, they were very interested in this form of shopping, some even to a greater extent than before the pandemic, whereas many consumers showed the tendency to continue with the online buying in the future as well. Consequently, it can be concluded that consumers have changed their attitudes towards online shopping and that the bright future is ahead of it.