I will build a chrome extension with manifest v3 that passes store review

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About this gig

My BeLikeNative extension has 20,000 users and a 4.7 rating from 361 reviews on the Chrome Web Store. So I know what keeps an extension installed, not just working once on my machine.


I also had a pull request merged into Google's official chrome-extensions-samples repo. That's the code Google publishes as the reference for how Manifest V3 should be written.


Here's the difference between me and a cheaper bid. Most MV3 rejections trace back to permissions, the service worker lifecycle, content security policy, and remote code rules. I've hit those walls already and design around them from line one, so your extension passes review instead of bouncing for two weeks.


I work in TypeScript and React with Tailwind, bundled by webpack. You get typed, readable code that you or your next developer can pick up. I also maintain open MV3 tooling on GitHub, tested in production.


Tell me what the extension should do and which browser APIs it touches. I'll reply with exact scope, timeline, and price. No vague guesses.

Get to know Michael L

Michael L

I build Chrome extensions, MCP servers and programmatic SEO sites

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I'm a senior AI and full-stack developer who ships production software, not demos. My Chrome extension BeLikeNative has 20,000 users and a 4.7 rating from 361 reviews, and I had a pull request merged into Google's official chrome-extensions-samples repo. I build LLM systems end to end, run a production MCP server with 70 rules for Claude, and my BoldTake product has served 4.8M API requests. I run 11 live sites that rank on Google. I work in TypeScript, React, Next.js, Node and Python, on Cloudflare and Supabase. Code at github.com/theluckystrike. Tell me what you're building.

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