Do I need permission to a website in creating a chrome extension?
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I plan to create an app, specifically a chrome extension to the Stack Overflow website. Do I need to ask permission from the Stack Overflow team in order to publish this app? If so, does anyone know how? Thank you.
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I plan to create an app, specifically a chrome extension to the Stack Overflow website. Do I need to ask permission from the Stack Overflow team in order to publish this app? If so, does anyone know how? Thank you.
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From a technical standpoint, no, but you should consider the terms of service of Stack Overflow, and the data flowing within to be sure you are compliant with them.
– Brad
Nov 10 at 4:31
Often it's forbidden to have the product/site name in your extension's name.
– wOxxOm
Nov 10 at 4:48
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I plan to create an app, specifically a chrome extension to the Stack Overflow website. Do I need to ask permission from the Stack Overflow team in order to publish this app? If so, does anyone know how? Thank you.
google-chrome-extension asked Nov 10 at 4:26
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I plan to create an app, specifically a chrome extension to the Stack Overflow website. Do I need to ask permission from the Stack Overflow team in order to publish this app? If so, does anyone know how? Thank you.
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From a technical standpoint, no, but you should consider the terms of service of Stack Overflow, and the data flowing within to be sure you are compliant with them.
– Brad
Nov 10 at 4:31
Often it's forbidden to have the product/site name in your extension's name.
– wOxxOm
Nov 10 at 4:48
add a comment |
From a technical standpoint, no, but you should consider the terms of service of Stack Overflow, and the data flowing within to be sure you are compliant with them.
– Brad
Nov 10 at 4:31
Often it's forbidden to have the product/site name in your extension's name.
– wOxxOm
Nov 10 at 4:48
From a technical standpoint, no, but you should consider the terms of service of Stack Overflow, and the data flowing within to be sure you are compliant with them.
– Brad
Nov 10 at 4:31
From a technical standpoint, no, but you should consider the terms of service of Stack Overflow, and the data flowing within to be sure you are compliant with them.
– Brad
Nov 10 at 4:31
Often it's forbidden to have the product/site name in your extension's name.
– wOxxOm
Nov 10 at 4:48
Often it's forbidden to have the product/site name in your extension's name.
– wOxxOm
Nov 10 at 4:48
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From a technical standpoint, no, but you should consider the terms of service of Stack Overflow, and the data flowing within to be sure you are compliant with them.
– Brad
Nov 10 at 4:31
Often it's forbidden to have the product/site name in your extension's name.
– wOxxOm
Nov 10 at 4:48