feat(extension): Chrome Web Store readiness — popup UI, privacy policy, CSP#415
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feat(extension): Chrome Web Store readiness — popup UI, privacy policy, CSP#415
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… Store - Add popup.html/popup.js showing daemon connection status (Connected / Reconnecting / No daemon connected) - Add message listener in background.ts to expose WebSocket state - Add PRIVACY.md with full privacy policy covering all permissions - Add content_security_policy to manifest.json - Update description to be clearer for CWS reviewers
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Summary
Prepare the Chrome extension for Chrome Web Store submission.
Changes
Connected to daemon(green dot)Reconnecting...(orange dot)No daemon connected(red dot)PRIVACY.md) — covers all permissions, data flow, cookie accesscontent_security_policyin manifest.jsongetStatusfor popup communicationCWS Submission Notes
The
debuggerpermission remains the main review risk. The privacy policy and popup UI should help justify it by showing:Test plan
tsc --noEmitpassesvite buildsucceeds