Developers cannot pay to be featured on the home page. Items featured on the home page must follow our general best practices to be considered, but there is no set checklist developers can follow to guarantee being featured. Chrome editors curate items to be featured in merchandised collections and the rotating marquee based on a variety of factors including performance, design, usefulness, relevancy and breadth of appeal. Users come to this page to find new and interesting items recommended by our editors. The home page is where we highlight great extensions and themes that we think users will love. Categories are only available for extensions at this time. To determine which category an item will appear under, developers can select one on the Developer Dashboard. Users can browse category pages, like Shopping, Productivity, or Fun, to find relevant items to install. # CategoriesĬategories on the Chrome Web Store organize items based on their main function. Learn more about crafting a great listing page. Making sure that your store listing page is complete, accurate, and optimized is important to ensuring your item is discoverable through search. When users search for an item, search returns a list of items that are ranked based on a number of criteria, including metadata from your item's listing page. # SearchĬhrome Web Store search is a key tool for helping users find relevant and popular items. Learn more about discovery on the Chrome Web Store below. From browsing the home page to searching by title, we want users to find the best item to fit their needs. A positive discovery experience means making it simple for users to find the items they know and love, as well as new and undiscovered items. We strive to make it easy for users to discover great items on the Chrome Web Store.

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