Browser extensions
Manifest V3 for Chrome, Firefox, and Safari: popups, background scripts, publishing, and paid access.
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25 browser extension ideas for non-developers that can become paid products
Practical Chrome, Firefox, and Safari extension ideas a non-developer can build with AI, plus how to choose a free-vs-Pro split and monetize with Payhook.
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Chrome vs Firefox vs Safari extension development for beginners
A non-technical comparison of Chrome, Firefox, and Safari extension development: local testing, publishing, permissions, payments, and the best first browser for your idea.
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Create a Chrome extension without coding (plain-English guide for beginners)
Ship your first Chrome extension using AI assistants and copy-paste steps, with no JavaScript required to start, then monetize with hosted Stripe checkout through Payhook.
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Create your first Firefox extension with Claude Code (step-by-step tutorial)
Build a Manifest V3 Firefox add-on from a plain-English prompt in Claude Code, load it via about:debugging, fix gecko compatibility, and prepare Pro monetization with Stripe and Payhook.
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Create a Firefox extension without coding (beginner guide + monetization)
Build and test a Firefox add-on from a plain-English brief using AI tools, no programming background required, and sell Pro access with Payhook hosted checkout.
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Create your first Safari extension with Claude Code (Mac step-by-step tutorial)
Build a Safari Web Extension on macOS with Claude Code, from manifest and popup to Xcode wrapper, Safari Settings, and Payhook-ready Pro monetization with hosted Stripe checkout.
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Create a Safari extension without coding (Mac beginners + Payhook monetization)
Turn a plain-English idea into a Safari Web Extension on your Mac using AI assistants, no coding background required, and charge for Pro with Payhook hosted Stripe checkout.
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Firefox extension Manifest V3 starter: popup, background, and gecko settings
A minimal MV3 Firefox WebExtension layout with manifest.json, service worker, popup, and browser_specific_settings.gecko before Stripe checkout or Payhook Pro gating.
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How much does it cost to build a browser extension? Beginner budget guide
A plain-English cost guide for building Chrome, Firefox, and Safari extensions with AI: tools, store accounts, Stripe, hosting, privacy pages, and Payhook monetization.
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How to create a browser extension without coding (Chrome, Firefox, Safari)
A plain-English roadmap for non-developers who want to make a browser extension with AI, test it in Chrome, Firefox, and Safari, publish it, and monetize Pro with Payhook.
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Publish a Chrome extension to the Chrome Web Store (beginner checklist)
A non-developer checklist for publishing a Chrome extension: zip your Manifest V3 files, prepare screenshots, answer privacy fields, submit for review, and add Payhook for Pro.
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Publish a Firefox extension to AMO (review checklist for indie creators)
Submit your WebExtension to Firefox Add-ons (AMO): gecko ID, zip packaging, developer account, privacy policy, and Payhook-friendly monetization that avoids deprecated store billing.
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Publish a Safari extension to the Mac App Store (distribution checklist)
Ship a Safari Web Extension on macOS: Apple Developer Program, Xcode archive, App Store Connect, review tips, and Payhook hosted checkout for Pro without in-popup payments.
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Safari Web Extension Manifest V3 starter: web layer and Xcode wrapper
Minimal MV3 files for a Safari Web Extension on macOS, including manifest, service worker, popup, and how the Xcode app target embeds them before Payhook checkout.
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Chrome extension Manifest V3 starter: popup, background, and permissions
A minimal MV3 Chrome extension layout with manifest.json, service worker, and popup, ready before you add Stripe checkout or Payhook paid access.
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Create your first Chrome extension with Claude Code (step-by-step tutorial)
Build a Manifest V3 Chrome extension from a plain-English prompt in Claude Code, load it in Chrome, iterate with the browser integration, and prepare to monetize with Stripe and Payhook.