Custom extension development
We build browser extensions from scratch around your product logic, user journey and business goals.
TabForge is a team of browser extension specialists. We design, build, migrate and maintain extensions for startups, SaaS products, ecommerce teams, internal tools and ambitious new ideas.
We build browser extensions from scratch around your product logic, user journey and business goals.
We create a maintainable cross-browser architecture and handle browser-specific APIs where they differ.
We modernize legacy extensions, replace deprecated patterns and move complex products safely to MV3.
Authentication, payments, AI services, CRM, affiliate platforms, analytics and your own product APIs.
We prepare production builds, permissions, listings and review materials for browser extension stores.
We keep extensions compatible, secure and release-ready as browsers, APIs and store policies evolve.
TabForge understood our extension architecture immediately. Their team simplified a complicated browser workflow, handled the store requirements and gave us a release we felt confident shipping.
We chose TabForge because we needed people who actually specialize in browser extensions. The team owned architecture, content scripts, permissions, QA and publishing instead of treating the extension like a small side project.
The TabForge team migrated our legacy extension to Manifest V3 without derailing the product roadmap. Stability improved and releases became much easier for our internal team to manage.
Browser extensions are our specialty. Our team works across extension architecture, content scripts, background logic, browser APIs, permissions, security, publishing and long-term maintenance.
We understand the constraints of service workers, content scripts, messaging, permissions and browser store policies before development starts.
↗AI assistants, productivity tools, ecommerce, scraping, workflow automation, developer tools, internal enterprise extensions and more.
↗TypeScript, React, WXT/Plasmo, Manifest V3, service workers, secure messaging and reliable build pipelines.
↗We plan for performance, browser differences, telemetry, permissions, update safety and maintainability from day one.
↗TabForge can stay with your extension for updates, new features, store issues, bug fixes and browser compatibility work.
↗Context-aware copilots, summarizers, writing tools and AI workflows directly inside the browser.
Turn repetitive browser work into fast, focused workflows.
Extract, transform and act on page data with reliable content-script logic.
Coupons, cashback, price intelligence, affiliate flows and contextual shopping experiences.
Secure browser workflows for sales, support, operations and back-office teams.
Audits, refactors, MV3 migration, performance fixes and feature development.
We define the extension use case, target browsers, permissions, page contexts, integrations and the right scope for version one.
We design the popup, side panel, options pages, injected UI and browser-specific interaction states before development begins.
Our extension developers build content scripts, background logic, APIs, storage, analytics and automated quality checks.
TabForge prepares browser-store builds, listings, permission rationale, privacy materials and supports the review process.
We maintain browser compatibility, resolve store issues, ship new extension features and improve performance after launch.
If you are planning, rebuilding or migrating a browser extension, send TabForge a note and we will help you choose the right technical path.
A focused MVP usually takes 4–6 weeks. A more advanced product with authentication, backend integrations and multiple browsers typically takes 8–14 weeks.
Yes. We use a shared codebase and isolate browser-specific behavior in adapters so you are not maintaining four separate products.
Yes. New Chrome and Edge extensions are designed around MV3: service workers, strict CSP, permissions and modern content-script patterns.
Yes. We begin with a technical audit, move the critical pieces in stages and aim to preserve release continuity throughout the migration.
Yes. We prepare builds, descriptions, screenshots, permission rationale and support the review process through publication.
Tell our extension development team what you want to build, migrate or improve. We will review the browser requirements and recommend a practical scope for the first release.