Apps, Bots & Extensions

Chrome Extension Development

Chrome extension development turns a defined browser workflow into a Manifest V3 extension with scoped permissions, a usable interface, tests, and documented handoff.

  • Delivery3–20 days
  • RevisionsPackage dependent
  • PricingQuoted by scope

What this service covers

A browser extension can streamline repetitive work, enhance approved websites, connect internal tools, or add a focused interface to Chrome. I define the supported pages, user roles, data flow, required permissions, and privacy implications before development.

The implementation can include a popup, options page, content scripts, service worker, storage, authentication, messaging, downloads, and one or more approved APIs. Permissions are kept as narrow as practical. Sensitive tokens are not embedded in client code when a server-side exchange is required.

Store listing preparation is available, but the client owns the publisher account, fees, privacy policy, and legal disclosures. Chrome Web Store approval and review timing are controlled by Google. Support for other Chromium browsers or Firefox is tested only when listed in scope.

What's included

  • Manifest V3 extension code
  • Agreed popup and settings interfaces
  • Supported-browser test pass
  • Store submission package support

Tools and platforms

ChromeManifest V3JavaScriptChrome Web Store

How the project works

  1. 01

    Scope

    We define the objective, deliverables, dependencies, and success criteria before production starts.

  2. 02

    Build

    You review working previews, so decisions are made against tangible output.

  3. 03

    Refine

    The agreed revision rounds are used to complete details within scope.

  4. 04

    Handover

    I deliver the agreed files, access, and practical usage notes in an organized package.

Apps, Bots & Extensions · Delivery

Choose the right level of scope

Final pricing is provided after scope, deliverables, and integrations are confirmed.

Starter

Single-purpose tool

A focused extension for one defined task.

  • One core function
  • Popup or toolbar action
  • Manifest V3 structure
  • Basic interface
Delivery: 3–6 days Revisions: 1
Standard

Workflow extension

A multi-step extension with settings and saved data.

  • Agreed feature set
  • Options screen
  • Content script for defined pages
  • Local or synced settings
  • Store submission support
Delivery: 7–12 days Revisions: 2
Advanced

Team extension

A scoped team extension connected to one backend or API.

  • Defined multi-feature architecture
  • One server or API integration
  • Authentication and roles
  • Scoped team data export
  • Store submission support
  • 3 revisions
Delivery: 12–20 days Revisions: 3

Frequently asked questions

How long does Chrome extension development take?

Delivery takes 3–20 days based on workflows, permissions, interfaces, supported pages, APIs, and review cycles. Store review time is not part of development delivery.

Can you publish it to the Chrome Web Store?

I can prepare the package, listing assets, and technical submission details. The client owns the publisher account and policies, while Google controls approval and timing.

Will it work in Edge, Brave, or Firefox?

Many Chromium APIs are shared, but compatibility depends on browser version, permissions, and APIs used. Each supported browser is listed and tested; Firefox may require separate work.

Get a quote for Chrome Extension Development.

Share a short brief and I’ll help define the scope, dependencies, and a realistic delivery window.

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