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Developer Limits

The Developer Limits page at /account/developer/limits shows the resource limits that apply to your developer account and its extensions. It is opened by its address — it has no entry in the sidebar navigation.

Viewing Limits

The page has three tabs, plus a Request increase button in the page header that starts a request for any configurable limit:

  • Developer / Team — the developer-level limits that apply as defaults to all your extensions
  • Extensions — a table of your extensions with their resolved sound limits and a Request increase button per row
  • Requests — your limit increase requests, with a badge showing how many are still open

Limit Categories

CategoryLimitsConfigurable
Bundled SoundsSounds per extension, file size per sound, total sound storageYes
Extension BundleFiles per version, file size, total bundle sizeNo
RuntimeUploads per install, upload sizeNo
Store ListingScreenshots, screenshot size, icon sizeNo

Each category card is badged Configurable or Fixed. Configurable limits can be increased via a request and carry a source label — Default, Developer override or Extension override — showing where the current value comes from. Fixed limits apply equally to all developers and cannot be requested.

Requesting a Limit Increase

The request wizard runs in four steps:

  1. Select ScopeTeam / Developer account (applies to all your extensions) or Specific extension (then pick one from the list)
  2. Select Limits — tick one or more of the configurable limits; each shows its current value
  3. Enter Values — pick a preset for each selected limit or switch to Custom and type a number. The requested value must be higher than the current one. Add a reason of at least 20 characters.
  4. Confirmation — review the scope, every current → requested pair and your reason, then Submit Request

Selecting several limits in one pass submits one request per limit.

Request Status

Each request goes through a review process:

StatusMeaning
OpenSubmitted, waiting for admin review
In ReviewAn admin is reviewing the request
ApprovedApproved — the limit is applied automatically
RejectedRejected — check the review notes for details

The Requests tab splits them into Open (which covers both Open and In Review), Approved and Rejected, each with a count. Click a request to expand your reason, any review notes, and the full timeline of who moved it to which status and when.