After publishing your extension for the first time or uploading a new version, your item will go through a review process. This page describes the how to check the status of your item .
The lifecycle of a Chrome Web Store item
All Chrome Web Store items go through an automated review process. In some instances, a manual review is required, especially when sensitive permissions are requested. For this reason, review times and/or approval times can take longer. Since a Chrome Web Store item goes through several stages, it's important to keep track of your item's status. See the lifecycle diagram below:
Check your item's status
The review status of your item appears in the developer dashboard next to each item. The status can be Published, Pending, Rejected, or Taken Down.
To stay informed of your item's status, you can:
Enable email notifications. There are mandatory emails like take down or rejection notifications that are enabled by default. To receive notification when your item is published or staged, you can enable email notifications on the Account page.
Check your publisher email. After enabling email notifications check your inbox often. To ensure that CWS emails don't get flagged as Spam, add chromewebstore-noreply@google.com to your contacts so that you receive all communications in a timely manner.
Follow-up on rejections and takedowns
If your extension has been determined to violate one or more terms or policies, you will receive an email notification that contains the violation description and instructions on how to rectify it.
If you did not receive an email within a week, check the status of your item (described above). If your item has been rejected, you can see the details on the Status tab of your item.
If you have been informed about a violation and you do not rectify it, your item will be taken down. See Violation enforcement for more details.