You'll see a popup where you need to submit a zip file of your project. Click on the items tab in the left sidebar and click on a new item. The portal gives excellent feedback on what you might be missing.Īfter that, you'll be able to add a new item. Once logged in and registered for the portal, you'll be asked to complete your profile. You'll need to pay the 5$ (one-time) registration fee. If you don't have an account, you'll be asked to create one here. This is where you'll manage your extensions. The first step is to navigate to the Chrome web store developer portal. Submitting a browser extension to the Chrome store In future articles, I might go into the other stores as well. I decided to only ship it to the Chrome store for now. Now that we created the TurboReader browser extension, I wanted to see what's involved in actually getting it in the stores. 3 Browser extensions - our first theme 4 Browser extensions - new tab extension 5 Browser extensions - adding Tailwind CSS 6 Browser extensions - spicing it up with React 7 Browser extensions - switching Parcel to Vite 8 Browser extensions - Popup extension 9 Browser extensions - External requests new tab 10 Browser extensions - Popup weather extension 11 Browser extensions - Adding browser notifications 12 Browser extensions - Repeating notifications 13 Browser extensions - Using storage 14 Browser extensions - Hooking into installs 15 Browser extensions - Custom options page 16 Browser extensions - Icon action 17 Browser extensions - Popup page modifications 18 Browser extensions - Messaging 19 Browser extensions - Modify images on the page 20 Creating the TurboReader browser extension 21 Publishing a Chrome browser extension 22 Browser extensions - DevTools extension 23 Browser extensions - recap and status 1 Types of browser extensions 2 Browser extensions - our first extension.
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