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On the Bandcamp feed, makes "next" play the next track in the current album instead of jumping to the next feed item. The Bandcamp feed only plays one track per release, so pressing "next" jumps to a different artist instead of continuing the album you're enjoying. Album Mode for Bandcamp fixes that. Click play on any item in your feed and it plays the whole release in order: "next" moves to the next track of the SAME album, and when the album finishes it automatically continues to the next item in your feed (from its first track). Features: • A clean floating player with album art, artist, a seek bar, and prev / play / next • A track-list dropdown — see every track and jump to any of them • Purchase-only tracks are shown but marked 🔒 and skipped automatically • Works with new-release items, discovery suggestions, and single-track items No accounts, no tracking, no data collection. It only talks to bandcamp.com to load the tracklist of albums you choose to play. Not affiliated with or endorsed by Bandcamp. --- ## Privacy practices (Dashboard → Privacy tab) Single purpose: > Improve playback on the Bandcamp feed so that "next" advances within the current album > instead of skipping to the next feed item. Permission justifications: • host_permissions ":///*" (broad host access) — The extension's UI only runs on the user's Bandcamp feed (see content_scripts, limited to bandcamp.com). Broad host access is required only for background fetches of album pages: many Bandcamp artists serve their pages from their own custom domains (e.g. an artist's own .com/.net), not *.bandcamp.com. To load the full tracklist of any album the user chooses to play, the extension must fetch that artist's album page regardless of which domain Bandcamp redirects it to. No browsing data is read or collected; fetches happen only for albums the user explicitly plays, and only to retrieve their public tracklist. Data usage — check ALL of these as NOT collected: • The extension does not collect or transmit any user data. • It makes requests only to bandcamp.com, only for albums the user explicitly plays. • No analytics, no remote code, no third-party servers. Remote code: "No, I am not using remote code." --- ## Assets you still need to upload • Store icon: 128×128 — use icons/icon128.png (or icons/icon512.png for the larger listing icon) • At least 1 screenshot, 1280×800 or 640×400 (PNG/JPG) → Open your feed with the extension active, play an album, screenshot the panel. (A couple of screenshots showing the player + the open track list works well.) ## Visibility Choose "Unlisted" if you only want people with the link to install it.
Jul 2, 2026
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