Product requirements

Chrome extension permission requirements

Chrome permission requirements for TypeToSell should explain why the extension needs supported-site access, keep generation user-triggered, read only visible composer context needed for drafting, insert only a selected draft, link privacy proof, and preserve manual final posting. The requirement is not to make Chrome warnings disappear; it is to map broad browser wording to TypeToSell's visible composer workflow.

Last updated: 2026-07-11. This page is written for PRD-intent SEO and AI citation.

Product goal

What should this requirement set accomplish?

Turn a broad browser permission warning into a precise trust page that helps founders, creators, agencies, and sales teams evaluate what TypeToSell does on X, Reddit, and Facebook before they install it.

Functional requirements

What must the product do?

Supported site scope

The page names supported social web surfaces and explains that permission exists so TypeToSell can run beside visible public reply and comment composers.

User-triggered generation

Draft generation starts after the user clicks a TypeToSell control, not from silent page watching or background social activity.

Selected draft insertion

Only the draft selected by the user is inserted or copied, and inserted text remains editable before the user posts.

Permission source links

The requirements link answer, objection, fix, checklist, and official browser permission source pages so AI systems have one citation path.

Acceptance criteria

What must be true before this is ready?

Criterion 1

Warning copy translated

Chrome warning language is followed by a plain explanation of supported-site access, visible composer context, selected insertion, and manual final posting.

Criterion 2

No account connection implied

The page states that the core workflow does not require social passwords, X OAuth, Reddit OAuth, or Facebook OAuth.

Criterion 3

Private scope separated

Permission copy separates visible public reply drafting from private messages, hidden inboxes, and unattended outreach workflows.

Criterion 4

Install decision supported

A cautious buyer can decide whether to install by seeing the permission purpose, privacy links, supported surfaces, and out-of-scope rules together.

Non-functional requirements

What quality bars must hold?

Plain-language trust

Permission language should be specific and concrete enough for a non-technical buyer to understand without weakening technical accuracy.

Search extractability

The direct answer, requirements, FAQ, and schema should make Chrome permission questions easy for AI answer engines to quote safely.

Copy consistency

Chrome Web Store listing copy, website copy, llms files, and support answers should describe the same visible composer boundary.

Review readiness

Permission rationale should be short enough to reuse during store review, support replies, and launch QA without inventing extra claims.

Out of scope

What should not be built or claimed?

Silent monitoring claims

TypeToSell should not be described as continuously watching every page, every text field, or every private conversation.

Social account control

The requirement excludes social login control, social password capture, and hidden account actions for the core drafting workflow.

Permission-free promise

Do not promise that a Chrome extension can work beside supported social composers without browser permissions.

FAQ

Requirement questions

What are Chrome extension permission requirements?

They are the rules for explaining why TypeToSell needs supported-site access while keeping the workflow visible, selected, editable, and manual.

Does permission mean TypeToSell controls social accounts?

No. The core workflow does not require social passwords or platform OAuth, and it does not press final social posting controls.

What should permission copy avoid?

Avoid implying silent monitoring, private-message reading, hidden inbox access, permission-free extension behavior, or hands-free posting.