Google Chrome Web Store Updates

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Today, we are announcing changes that build upon those protections with an update to our developer policy that limits what extension developers can do with the data they collect. The new policy also requires developers to certify their data use practices, and display that information directly on the Chrome Web Store listing to help users understand an extension’s privacy practices.

Simplifying privacy practices for our users​

Starting January 2021, each extension’s detail page in the Chrome Web Store will show developer-provided information about the data collected by the extension, in clear and easy to understand language. Data disclosure collection is available to developers today.

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Transparent privacy practices for Chrome Extensions

 

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Today, we’re announcing two new extension badges to help us deliver on our goal: the Featured badge and the Established Publisher badge. Both badges are live on the Chrome Web Store today.

Featured badge

Established Publisher badge

Find great extensions with new Chrome Web Store badges

We are launching two new badges on the Chrome Web Store to make it even easier to discover great extensions.

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The new Chrome Web Store store comes with a Material You redesign, new categories and improved navigation.

Visit the new Chrome Web Store

Check out the redesigned Chrome Web Store with new categories and improved navigation to help you easily personalize your browser.

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The redesigned Chrome Web Store features a modern interface based on the Material You theme.

Google redesigned Chrome Web Store now available for all users

 

[Bapun]

This week we're excited to launch a new feature that lets developers roll back their extensions to the previous published version in the Chrome Web Store.

Version rollbacks in the Chrome Web Store Developer Dashboard | Blog | Chrome for Developers

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