browser-extension-dev

Add a WebAssembly module to a browser extension project with Rust scaffolding, wasm-pack build configuration, and cross-browser loading code.

Scaffold a new cross-browser extension using WXT framework

Validate browser extension for manifest issues, CSP violations, and cross-browser compatibility

Design browser extension architecture including component structure, WASM decisions, cross-browser strategy, and manifest configuration

Debug cross-browser extension issues, analyze errors, and suggest compatibility fixes

Pre-review browser extensions for store compliance before submission to Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons, and Safari App Store

Evaluate WebAssembly suitability for browser extension features and architect module boundaries. Provides data-driven recommendations with performance analysis.

Reference for browser extension store APIs used for querying extension info, checking compatibility, and tracking submission status.

Browser API differences, polyfills, and feature detection for Firefox, Chrome, Safari, and Edge extensions

Common mistakes, performance pitfalls, and store rejection reasons in browser extension development

Comprehensive security guide for browser extensions covering Content Security Policy, permissions model, secure messaging, sandboxing, storage security, and threat mitigation patterns.

Complete guides for submitting browser extensions to Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons (AMO), Safari App Store, and Edge Add-ons. Covers account setup, asset preparation, submission process, and post-publication management.

Complete reference for Manifest V3 browser extension development with cross-browser compatibility notes, Firefox MV2 fallbacks, and Safari-specific considerations.

Decision framework for WebAssembly usage in browser extensions, including browser-specific loading patterns, architectural patterns, and performance considerations.

Guide for integrating WebAssembly modules into browser extensions using wasm-pack, wasm-bindgen, and cross-browser loading patterns.

Comprehensive WXT browser extension framework patterns, security hardening rules, and cross-browser configuration

3 hooks across 1 event

Browser automation using accessibility tree for fast, deterministic testing

Chromium-focused browser automation fallback

WASM build integration for browser extensions using wasm-pack and wasm-bindgen

Query browser extension store APIs for version info, compatibility checks, and submission status