In the developer dashboard, under stats, we can find two types of graphs: installations and impressions. What does these mean?
Depending on the violation, the publisher are typically given 7 to 30 days to address the issue(s). The extension developer can resolve the warning by submitting a new version of the extension that fixes the violation(s) using the standard submission process.
You can upload as many items to the Chrome Web Store as you like, but by default, you are limited to having a total of 20 published items at any one time. This limit applies to the sum of your Themes and Chrome Extensions as a total—it is not 20 of each item. If you reach this limit, you may request a limit increase.
Extensions are small software programs that customize the browsing experience. They enable users to tailor Chrome functionality and behavior to individual needs or preferences. They are built on web technologies such as HTML, JavaScript, and CSS.
Extensions can be modified by installing a copy as unpacked. Is not Google Chrome extensions already unpacked when installed from Chrome WebStore? Chrome extension crx contains compressed files and a it's signature. So during installation it checks the sign.
The impressions are the number of times the extension has appeared in search (both the Web store search and Google). The user does not have to visit the page to register an impression and if the user goes directly to the page via a link in an email etc. it will not count as an impression. This is why my impressions are less than my installations (people send links on Facebook and twitter a lot more than they search for it).
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