Extensioner - Simplify Your Chrome Extensions Management
'Extensioner' is a Chrome extension designed to streamline the management of other browser extensions. It allows users to easily toggle extensions on and off, group related extensions together, rename these groups for easy access, and more. With features like auto-save, filter and sort, along with omnibox support, 'Extensioner' amplifies your browsing efficiency.
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v1.2.1 Updated manifest to work with latest version of chrome.
v1.2 Highly-requested new group features!
Rename groups
See more groups at once
Groups stay in view as you scroll
Do you have too many extensions? Toggle them on and off more easily with Extensioner. Simply set up a group of extensions and you'll have two-click access to enable or disable them all at once. Whether you need quick access to one extension or want to enable 30, Extensioner will save you precious clicks.
Please leave a comment if you have any feature requests or bug reports (or just to say hi!). This is an early release but I wanted to get it out the door as quickly as possible to help developers with lots of extensions.
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Pros
Very practical extension manager that works as intended.
Slick design and easy to use.
Allows grouping of extensions for different use cases.
Cons
Lacks sync capabilities across different devices or Chrome profiles.
UI issues, such as running off the page and difficulty in removing extensions from groups.
Some users reported crashing and losing settings.
Most mentioned
Request for synchronization features, either through backup or Chrome account.
Wish for improved grouping functionality for activating/deactivating extensions.
Feedback about confusing extension behavior when activating groups.
User reviews
Almost completely satisfied. Just a few suggestions
On the full extension list (left side) please put a small marker next to ones that have already been assigned to a category. This would supplement what it does now, highlighting member categories when the cursor passes over the ext name.
A tick mark to the left of the name would indicate status (categorized or not) at a glance for all exts making it much quicker and easier to get that info. Nothing fancy, maybe just a small dot.
Another good idea is, where it currently shows status "(disabled)" include a label "(*enabled*)" in bold for enabled exts.
Possibly a good idea 1. would be show the date originally installed. 2. brief comment field.
One last thing, consider adding a small time delay from when the cursor passes over the category names and when the contents pops up. This would make it easier on the eyes.
OK one last thing. Indent the ext description about 10px to the right edge of the ext icon. This would make the icon stand out better. In fact, you could fill that space with the tick or dot mentioned above.
This is a very practical extension manager that works as it should. Very happy with it but would like to see these enhancements. Thank you for putting in the effort.
Simply the best B)
Could you please make it possible to sync it (it's the only major drawback that'd help a lot),
either
- auto backup/config to a folder/file (that people can sync/backup for themselves)
- use chrome's profile/account extension sync (if possible)