store-requirements

Chrome Web Store policy compliance requires verifying single-purpose, privacy, permissions, and branding guidelines. This skill generates policy-aligned descriptions, validation steps, and asset guidelines to prepare your extension listing for approval.

Common Chrome Web Store rejection reasons include violating single-purpose rules, missing privacy policies, unjustified permissions, and non-compliant branding. This skill identifies these risks and outlines steps to appeal if your extension submission is denied.

Writing a privacy policy and permission justification for a Chrome extension requires detailing data practices and explaining why each requested permission is necessary. This skill outputs policy-compliant descriptions and validation steps to meet store requirements.

Screenshot and branding guidelines for Chrome Web Store listings require assets that accurately represent the extension. This skill provides asset guidance and branding-guideline validation to ensure your store submission meets policy review standards.

To appeal a Chrome Web Store extension rejection, address the specific policy violations cited and resubmit with corrected descriptions, permissions, or assets. This skill identifies common rejection reasons and outlines the appeal process steps.