Customize Chrome Web Store As an admin, you can block or allow extension items, add your organization's private extension, and choose which extensions you want to recommend. You can also add your company name and logo, a homepage banner, and custom messages.

Chrome Web Store Curation and Reviews The Chrome Web Store aims to help Chrome users easily find Chrome items (themes, extensions, and apps) to customize their browser. Curation and Ranking Before installing an item from the Chrome Web Store, users can learn more about the functionality, data permissions, and publisher by viewing the item listing.

Der Chrome Web Store soll Chrome-Nutzern helfen, Chrome-Artikel wie Designs, Erweiterungen und Apps ganz einfach zu finden, um damit ihren Browser anzupassen. Auswahl und Ranking Bevor Nutzer einen

ChromeOS version 109 introduced a new Chrome Web Store certificate that is required by Chrome Web Store. The new certificate is a Google certificate that is included in the OS image by Google and secured with secure boot.

Download or remove Chrome themes Manage extensions that change your settings Permissions requested by apps and extensions Tips for using the Chrome Web Store

Welcome to the Chrome Web Store One Stop Support for developers.

Add extensions to Google Chrome to make the webpages you visit more useful to you. You can use them to add new features to existing web apps. You can use them as shortcuts when they appear on your address bar.

Unsupported extensions To better protect your privacy and security, Chrome and the Chrome Web Store require extensions to be up-to-date with new requirements. With this, Chrome may disable extensions that don't meet these requirements. If an extension isn’t supported and is disabled, you can take the following actions.

Chrome Web Store tiene como objetivo ayudar a los usuarios de Chrome a encontrar fácilmente elementos de Chrome (temas, extensiones y apps) para personalizar su navegador. Selección y clasificación

Unsupported extensions To better protect your privacy and security, Chrome and the Chrome Web Store require extensions to be up to date with new requirements. With this, Chrome may disable extensions that don't meet these requirements. If an extension isn't supported and is disabled, you can take the following actions.