Can you promote in r/chrome_extensions?
Learn, share, build, and discuss Chrome extensions in this awesome place.
The short answer
Engage helpfully and transparently: answer the user's question or give feedback first, optionally mention your extension/company briefly and only when directly relevant and non-promotional.
What works here
- Ask or answer technical questions about extensions
- Share or discuss an extension when it's directly relevant
- Request or give constructive feedback about an extension
What gets posts removed
- Blatant advertising or repeated promotional posts
- Posting links or copy that could be interpreted as spam
- Soliciting customers or lead-generation without context
Where this comes from
View the current official rules on RedditSubreddit focus
Public description and sidebar emphasize sharing and discussing Chrome extensions, so product-relevant discussion is on-topic.
No Spam rule
A specific 'No Spam' rule warns against website spam and likely covers blatant self-promotion or unsolicited advertising.
Constructive requirement
Posts and comments must be constructive, which favors helpful, informational participation over pure marketing.
Official rules of r/chrome_extensions
- 01Follow Reddit's global rules and Reddiquette
- 02Keep posts and comments constructive
- 03All posts should be about Chrome Extensions
- 04No Spam
- 05No Piracy
- 06No NSFW Content.
- 07No Vote Brigading
- 08Moderators have final say.
Based on the community’s official rules, analyzed July 20, 2026. Rules change; the official rules page is always the source of truth.
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