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Browser extension development, shipped to every store.

Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari extensions — Manifest V3 service workers, content scripts, cross-device storage sync, and store review handled end to end. Extensions we've shipped are live in production today, from a school-management tool running across 400+ schools to an AI assistant with thousands of installs in its first month.

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Why Entalogics for extensions

Four things every
extension actually needs.

The reasons clients pick us, in their own words. Each one is something most agencies will swear they do — and most don't.

Expertise01

Extensions that survive a Manifest V3 review.

Service-worker background scripts, no deprecated APIs, no rejection cycle. The review process is part of the build, not an afterthought.

Speed02

Working extension in two weeks.

A content-script and background-worker scaffold ready to go. You don't start from a blank manifest.json.

Cross-browser03

One codebase, every store.

WebExtensions API where Chrome, Firefox, and Edge overlap — and store-specific handling where they don't, like Safari's native app-extension wrapper.

Distribution04

Store review, handled.

Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons, Edge Add-ons, Safari App Store — listing assets, privacy disclosures, and the submission itself are ours to own.

VOICES

What founders say
on the record.

Verified feedback from Upwork, Clutch, and reference calls we're happy to set up before you sign anything.

Evan Kanouse

Evan Kanouse

CEO, Modestly

Entalogics has successfully delivered extension prototypes on time, and we are impressed with their project management and the finished product. The client communicates with Entalogics via virtual meetings, email, and messaging apps.
Adam Strock

Adam Strock

Founder, Flourish Schools

Collaborating with Entalogics was a great experience. Communication was clear, we aligned quickly, and their team delivered high-quality code on time with thoughtful technical decisions.
Giles Whitman

Giles Whitman

CTO, SentryBay

Their Chromium expertise helped us ship a hardened browser with live threat controls and enterprise rollout support. Security operations became significantly faster.
George Irvin

George Irvin

Founder, G3 Ventures LLC

Entalogics delivered our custom Electron browser in six months with isolated profile workflows and stable policy sync. Agent onboarding improved by 55% after rollout.
Dani Keo

Dani Keo

Project Manager, Sociall

Entalogics built our iOS Chromium-based mobile app with a smooth native feel, stable media rendering, and reliable sync. We shipped faster and improved engagement after launch.
Project Manager

Project Manager

RozmeriGPT

The web dashboard and Chrome extension now share prompts, billing, and analytics in one platform. Our content turnaround improved 4x after launch.
IIYA KHODAKOVSKY

IIYA KHODAKOVSKY

Project Manager, Omni Browser

Entalogics built our Omni Browser on top of Chromium with deep product-level execution. They implemented an integrated VPN and Omni Crypto Wallet directly in the browser, made strong architectural decisions, and delivered quality code on schedule with clear communication.
Sherzod Khabibullayev

Sherzod Khabibullayev

Project Manager, Digital Office: Aura

Entalogics built Digital Office: Aura as a custom Chromium-based authentication platform. Their team modified Chromium internals and integrated our manual custom authentication flow with reliable implementation, fast delivery, and consistent communication.
SELECTED WORK

Real products,
real ARR

Extensions we built and shipped — what they do, and what happened after launch.

All case studies

Which browsers we build for

Four browsers,
one engineering bench.

Chrome is our most-shipped target, from Manifest V3 service workers to store-review submission. Firefox, Edge, and Safari work has shipped too — most of it under client NDA and never published here.

01
Chrome
Manifest V3 service workers, content-script DOM isolation, declarativeNetRequest, chrome.storage sync, and Chrome Web Store review — our most-shipped target, with extensions live in production today: a school-management tool running across 400+ schools, an AI assistant with thousands of installs in its first month, and client work under NDA.
CHROMEMANIFEST V3SERVICE WORKER
02
Firefox
WebExtensions API, Firefox-specific manifest handling, and AMO (addons.mozilla.org) review — delivered under NDA. Ask us for specifics relevant to your project.
FIREFOXWEBEXTENSIONSAMO REVIEW
03
Edge
Same Chromium engine as Chrome, but its own store listing and review queue on Microsoft Edge Add-ons — delivered under NDA.
EDGECHROMIUM-BASEDMS STORE
04
Safari
Safari Web Extensions, wrapped as a native app extension and distributed through the Mac/iOS App Store — a genuinely different packaging model from the other three. Delivered under NDA.
SAFARIAPP EXTENSIONAPP STORE

What we build

Extension features
we've shipped.

Not case studies. A raw list of specific extension features that only someone who has shipped extensions to a real store would know to build.

F01Manifest V3 service-worker background scripts
F02Content scripts with DOM isolation
F03Popup and options-page UI in React
F04chrome.storage sync across devices
F05Native messaging to a desktop companion app
F06Secure message passing, content script to background
F07Store listing assets, review-ready on first submission
F08Update pipeline through each store's own release channel

Engagement shape

From manifest
to store approval.

A typical extension engagement, end-to-end. Store submission gets scoped at week one — not bolted on after the build is done.

W01
Discovery & manifest
Target browsers, permission scope, store review requirements mapped before a line of code ships. Fixed quote by end of week 1.
W02–05
Core build
Content script, background service worker, popup and options UI, storage sync. Working build on staging by week 4.
W06–07
Store submission
Listing assets, privacy disclosures, and the submission itself for every target store — Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari.
W08+
Maintain & evolve
Manifest updates, store policy changes, browser API deprecations tracked and patched. Long-term retainer with the team that built it.

Stack

Extension stack.
Store-ready.

Each row below has shipped to a real store review. Predictable, debuggable, and nothing your future team can't maintain.

Extension APIs
WebExtensions API · Chrome Extensions API · Manifest V3
Languages
TypeScript · JavaScript
UI
React · vanilla JS for popup/options pages
Storage
chrome.storage · IndexedDB
Testing
Playwright · extension-specific test harnesses
Distribution
Chrome Web Store · Firefox AMO · Edge Add-ons · Safari App Store Connect

ENGAGEMENT

Three ways to
work with us.

Nothing here bills by the hour. Pick the lane that matches your stage: a fixed-quote build, or a fixed-scope monthly retainer for an extension that's already shipped.

FIXED SCOPEone-off build

Ship an extension, end to end.

For a single-browser extension with a clear spec

Fixed scope, fixed price, from manifest to store approval. Typically 6–9 weeks for a single-browser build.

  • Zero juniors on client work
  • Fixed quote in week 1
  • Code, store listing, runbook — yours
Plan a fixed build
DEDICATED TEAMmonthly

Hire a dedicated extension developer.

For ongoing extension work alongside your team

A senior engineer in your Slack and standups for the engagement's length. Scale, pause, or exit with 30 days' notice.

  • Same senior bar as fixed-scope
  • Embedded in your team
  • Direct line to the engineers
Hire a dedicated developer
ENGAGEMENTcustom

Multi-browser rollout partnership.

For one extension shipped across every store

One extension, shipped and maintained across Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and Safari — across quarters, not one release.

  • Multi-store submission and maintenance
  • Store-policy monitoring included
  • Procurement-friendly paper
Talk to a senior engineer

Want the engineers on your own team instead of a delivered project? Hire Chrome extension developers

FAQ

Questions we get on almost every extension call.

Don't see yours here? Ask us directly.

All four. Chrome is our most-shipped target, with extensions in production today ranging from a school-management tool running across 400+ schools to an AI assistant with thousands of installs in its first month. Firefox, Edge, and Safari work has shipped too — most of our extension work runs under client NDA and never makes it onto this page.
That's the default we build to, not an afterthought — service-worker background scripts, no deprecated APIs, permissions scoped to what the extension actually needs. Rejections almost always trace back to over-broad permissions or a background page that should have been a service worker.
Yes. We start with a codebase audit — manifest version, permission scope, store-policy compliance, dependency health — then take over development and maintenance. No rewrite unless the existing code genuinely needs one.
Yes — listing assets, privacy disclosures, and the submission itself for every target store. Store review is treated as part of the build timeline, not something you're left to figure out after we hand off the code.
Yes — one of our shipped extensions runs on a shared backend with its companion web dashboard, so prompts, history, and settings stay in sync everywhere the user works. Native messaging handles the desktop-app case.
Depends on scope and how many browsers you're targeting. The week-one discovery call gives us real numbers — you get a fixed quote from that, not a range that grows. A single-browser build typically runs 6–9 weeks including store review.

Senior engineers

Tell us what you're building.We'll scope it this quarter.

Free 30-minute call with a senior extension developer. By the end you'll have a browser-scope recommendation, a store-review plan, and a realistic ship date — whether you build with us or not.