But you're completely ignoring the point that even without the all http(s) permission they will still be kicked off the store, so that has nothing do do with the issue at hand.
If localhost is the issue, Google could literally respond exactly the way you did and the problem is gone, "why do you need http://localhost/?"
This isn't about permissions at all. This is about communication and whether it's worth putting effort and trust into a company that acts like this as SOP.
If localhost is the issue, Google could literally respond exactly the way you did and the problem is gone, "why do you need http://localhost/?"
This isn't about permissions at all. This is about communication and whether it's worth putting effort and trust into a company that acts like this as SOP.