Chrome Extensions

Browser Extensions, Done Right.

Custom Chrome extensions built with Manifest V3, TypeScript, and a clean permission story, from productivity tools to enterprise integrations.

Where I Focus

Extensions that solve real workflow problems, not just toy demos.

Extensions that automate repetitive workflows, augment existing web apps, and save hours per week.

Bridge browser sessions with external APIs, dashboards, and internal tools, securely and at scale.

Content blockers, header rewriting, and security-focused extensions built with least-privilege permissions.

Modern, maintainable, and aligned with Google's direction.

Service workers, declarativeNetRequest, and modern background scripts, built the way Chrome wants.

Type-safe extensions with React-based popups and options pages, bundled with Vite or Webpack.

Same codebase shipping to Chrome, Edge, Brave, and (with polyfills) Firefox.

Listing, screenshots, review prep, and post-launch updates, including handling Google review pushback.

An opinionated process focused on getting through review the first time.

Decide what the extension actually needs, minimal permissions reduce review friction and earn user trust.

A working extension loaded unpacked within days. Validate the UX before polishing.

Manifest V3 compliance, CSP, sandboxed iframes, and a clean permission story for review.

Chrome Web Store submission, listing optimization, and updates based on real install feedback.

Whether internal or public, the engineering bar is the same.

Extensions distributed via enterprise policy or private listing, no Web Store dance required.

Free or paid extensions published on the Chrome Web Store, with onboarding and analytics built in.

Bring legacy MV2 extensions into compliance before Chrome removes them entirely.

From a one-off internal tool to a public Chrome Web Store launch, let's talk about how to ship it.