Developer contact email is verified

Chrome Web Store requires a monitored developer contact so users and the review team can report issues, abuse, and policy violations. An invalid or placeholder email (like dev@example.com) means user complaints go nowhere — the store's dispute escalation process routes through developer contact, and unresponsive developers are flagged for suspension. A real contact email is also how Chrome notifies you of impending policy violations before they become removals, making it a practical early-warning mechanism.

Add a real, monitored contact email to your README and store listing. Avoid @example.com or role addresses you don't check daily.

{
  "homepage_url": "https://yoursite.com"
}

In README.md:

## Support

For bug reports or questions: support@yourdomain.com

We respond within 2 business days.

Use an address on a domain you own, not a Gmail alias — it signals legitimacy to reviewers. Set up email forwarding if needed so support requests reach you regardless of which inbox you monitor.