@juraj.masiar I like the general idea. Though it should obviously not require personal data, i.e. stay anonymous. But there are other criteria you can use to judge the quality of add-ons and thus developers making them.
So good add-ons may just lead to the dev account being “validated” or so.
Also if people want to do nefarious things, it does not matter whether they are anonymous.
My comment though. I’m a dev.
- Manifest V3: I’ve already written up my thoughts here.
- Recommend extensions: Still don’t really know which criteria actually counts (maybe it would be useful to show an explanation near the existing add-ons). Also, the submission process via mail is archaic. A web form would be better.