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Adds a 'View on Play' link to every app row in Google Play Console, opening the public Play Store listing directly. View on Play adds a direct link to the public Google Play Store listing for every app in your Google Play Console. THE PROBLEM Play Console's app list only links to the in-console dashboard ("View app"). To reach an app's public store page you normally open the dashboard first, then click "View on Play" — two clicks per app. For developers managing dozens or hundreds of apps and checking them daily, that adds up fast. WHAT IT DOES - App list (table view): adds a dedicated "App Link" column with a "View on Play" button on every row. - Pinned apps (card view): adds a "View on Play" button next to "View app". - Each button opens the public listing (play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=…) in a new tab — one click. HOW IT WORKS The extension runs only on Google Play Console pages. It reads each app's package name already shown on the page and builds the public store URL from it. Links re-appear automatically after pagination or navigation. PRIVACY - No account, no sign-in, no setup. - Requests no special permissions. - Collects, stores, and transmits no data whatsoever. - Works entirely inside your browser on the Play Console page. Made for Android developers who live in Play Console.
May 30, 2026
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