Core How-Tos
Compare and check your listings
Chromie Homie by URLflows keeps everything your listings say in one table, so names and summaries stay consistent, and checks each one against the store's limits and guidance.
Compare listings
Open Settings → Listings. Compare listings shows one row per extension: pick the Columns and click a header to sort, or pick a Field to read one field in full for every extension. Tick Only ones with issues to narrow it down. The listings come from the dashboard page you paste on Extensions, and users, rating and badges from each store page; paste them again to update.
The listing score
Each listing gets a score out of 100. A missing field the store needs costs the most; what limits reach (a keyword repeated five or more times, fewer than five screenshots, one language, only some regions, a long time since the last publish) costs less; an informational note costs nothing. A rating under 4 stars, or no ratings, also costs points. The score is green from 85, amber from 65 and red below, with the three checks that cost the most named beside it.
One listing
One listing shows a single extension's listing in full, with buttons to Open its store page or Edit the listing in the dashboard. Below it, Listing help uses Chrome's built-in model, where it runs, to suggest summaries that fit the store's 132 characters, proofread the description, check it against the store's policies, and translate it. Nothing changes until you paste it in the dashboard yourself.
Capabilities and overlap
On Settings → Capabilities, tag what each extension does; suggestions come from its listing's feature lines, and you click one to keep it. The Matrix shows every tag across every extension, and Overlap lists pairs that share tags, a category, permissions or summary wording, strongest first. Each pair reads either as a chance to cross-promote or as too alike for the store's repetitive-content rule.
Related guides
Next, read Add your extensions, Use the on-device AI or Plan promotions and keep a timeline.