Release evidence

Product and ruleset changelog

Dated changes to ExtensionGate's product, analysis engine, public rules, and source-policy reviews.

Human-reviewed

2026-07-29 - launch candidate

Product

  • Published the local-first scan flow, synthetic example report, pricing explanation, and trust pages.
  • Kept checkout disabled pending seller, tax, refund, payment, and mailbox configuration.

Engine

  • Engine version 0.1.0; report schema 1.0.
  • Documented bounded archive handling, non-execution, local processing, and incomplete-result limits.

Rules

Ruleset versionchrome-edge-2026.07.29.2
Release date
Rules addedEG-RHC-001, EG-PERM-004, EG-MAN-008, EG-DATA-008, and EG-MAN-018
Detection changesAdded fail-closed graph-build deadlines, Chrome Web Store description/icon checks, all-zero version rejection, complete manifest match-pattern surfaces, normalized manifest paths, and member-form fetch analysis.
Severity changesNone; this is the first public ruleset.
False-positive fixesExplicit match-pattern ports are accepted, FTP patterns are rejected, currently supported manifest keys no longer produce unknown-key findings, and local Wasm requires a valid streaming fetch shape.
Official sources reviewedChrome Web Store policies and troubleshooting, Manifest V3 remote-code and permissions guidance, plus Microsoft Edge porting, publishing, and developer policies.
Policy effective date for Chrome's July 2026 privacy and disclosure update; no separate effective date is asserted for the other source reviews.

Every published rule includes evidence, remediation, static-analysis limits, official sources, last review date, and version history.

Policy review

  • Human-reviewed Chrome's July 1, 2026 policy announcement and August 1 enforcement date.
  • Human-reviewed current Chrome troubleshooting, Manifest V3 remote-code, Edge porting, publishing, and developer-policy pages.

How to read this log

Product changes affect the user workflow. Engine changes affect parsing or report output. Rule changes affect a public finding definition. Severity changes and false-positive fixes are called out explicitly, including when there are none. Policy reviews record source freshness and do not imply that a store endorsed ExtensionGate.

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