Chrome Web Store
EasyApply Assistant
Our own live Chrome extension — built, submitted and maintained under the same permission and data rules your extension has to pass.
Visit easyapply-assistant.com →A rejection isn't the end — it's a policy problem with a known fix. We find the exact reason the Chrome Web Store said no, correct it, and handle the resubmission and appeal until your extension is live. We do this for our own extension, every release.
Nearly every rejection comes down to one of these. If your notice mentions any of them, we've fixed it before.
Requesting access the extension doesn't clearly need — the #1 trigger. We trim scopes to exactly what's used and justify each one.
Extensions must do one narrow thing. We reshape the listing and code so the purpose is unmistakable to reviewers.
Missing privacy policy or incorrect data-use declarations. We add compliant disclosures that match what your code actually does.
Loading JavaScript from a server breaks Manifest V3 rules. We bundle it correctly so nothing executes from outside the package.
Minified is fine, obfuscated is not. We make the package readable to reviewers without exposing your logic.
Keyword-stuffed titles and descriptions get flagged. We rewrite the listing to be honest, clear and still discoverable.
Send us the exact notice. We translate the policy-speak into what's actually wrong.
Permissions, code, privacy, listing — we correct the real issue, not just the symptom.
We handle the resubmission and, if needed, the appeal thread with the review team.
Policies change. We can keep watching your listing so it doesn't get pulled later.
We don't just advise on Chrome Web Store policy — we live it. Our own extension is published and maintained there right now.
Our own live Chrome extension — built, submitted and maintained under the same permission and data rules your extension has to pass.
Visit easyapply-assistant.com →Usually one specific policy: too many permissions, a single-purpose violation, a missing or wrong privacy disclosure, remotely-hosted code, obfuscation, or a misleading listing. Fix that root cause and the rejection typically clears.
Yes — a rejection isn't permanent. Once the policy problem is corrected, we resubmit and, if needed, appeal with an explanation of the fix.
Reviews are usually a few business days; sensitive permissions can take longer. Appeals are typically answered within a few business days.
No one honest can guarantee a store's decision. We remove the reasons reviewers reject extensions and handle the back-and-forth — which is what actually gets listings approved.
Paste what the Chrome Web Store told you. We'll tell you what's really going on and how fast we can get you live. First reply is from a human, usually within a day.
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