Browser extensions look like small projects until you hit Manifest V3, content scripts, and the cross-origin security model. I build extensions that pass review, survive browser updates, and don't slow down the page.
Chrome extensions, Thunderbird add-ons, and integrations between browsers and external services.
Manifest V3 migrations, content scripts, background workers, and the awkward security model of cross-origin extension code.
Manifest V3, TypeScript, content scripts, service workers, Chrome Web Store, Edge Add-ons, Thunderbird add-ons.
Yes. The migration usually means rewriting background pages as service workers, updating the permission model, and rethinking long-lived state. I can do it as a self-contained piece of work.
Chrome, Edge, Brave and other Chromium-based browsers from the same build. Firefox usually needs minor adjustments. Thunderbird add-ons follow a related but separate API.
Yes. Listing copy, screenshots, privacy disclosures, and the review back-and-forth are all included when you want them to be.
Tell me what you're trying to do. I'll let you know honestly whether I'm a good fit.
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