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Since we introduced extensions in Google Chrome, we focused on making the platform more robust, by continuously exposing new APIs to developers. This has helped our extensions gallery blossom where more than 6,000 extensions are listed today and more than 10 million extensions are downloaded by Chrome users every month. We designed security into the extensions system from day 1 but we’re always looking for more ways to protect users. So, today, we are introducing two significant changes in the Google Chrome Extensions Gallery: a developer signup fee and a domain verification system. The developer signup fee is a one-time payment of $5. It is intended to create better safeguards against fraudulent extensions in the gallery and limit the activity of malicious developer accounts.
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Mark Cramer is CEO of Surf Canyon , a company that makes a free browser add-on for real-time personalized search. Mark explains how his add-on has come to be downloaded over 1.3 million times and how it came to be written up by Walt Mossberg . Mark also talks about add-on monetization and tells us how his company decided to make an add-on in the first place. This interview is ~30min. If you just want the audio, here's the mp3 version . You can also get the video on your iPod/iPhone via iTunes .
Ever wonder what a week as the No. 1 free iPhone app in the App Store translates to in downloads and ad revenues? One of the employees at mobile ad management platform Burstly created an app called Air Horn, which simply makes a very loud horn noise. The app, which had been out for over 6 months and had zero marketing dollars spent to promote it, recently hit the No. 1 spot on the Free App list.