Extensity
Quickly enable/disable Google Chrome extensions
Tired of having too many extensions in your toolbar? Try Extensity, the ultimate tool for lightning fast enabling and disabling all your extensions for Google Chrome. Just enable the extension when you want to use it, and disable when you want to get rid of it for a little while. You can also launch Chrome Apps right from the list.
- Keep your browser fast - disable extensions that you won't use right away.
- Keep your toolbar clean
- Ideal companion for extensions collectors.
Extensity is open source software. Full source code at GitHub https://github.com/sergiokas/Extensity
Install it from the Chrome Web Store.
Website: http://sergiokas.github.com/Extensity/
Follow us in Twitter: @ExtensityChrome
What's new:
v1.1.9(Jan 2015)
- Bump version number
- Style changes
v1.1.10 (Feb 2015)
- More performance improvements
- Fixed Chrome's extensions page link
v0.1.9 (Jan 2015)
- Added option to show apps first
v0.1.8 (Dec 2014)
- Updated to flat icons
- Updated library versions
- Code cleanup
- Cosmetic fixes (e.g. extensions with very long names)
- Updated license
v0.1.7 (Jul 2013)
- Excluding Chrome themes from the list
v0.1.6 (Jul 2012)
- Added separate page initializer files
- Added underscore.js and underscore.string
- Removed deprecated jQuery templates dependency
- Added some performance improvements
- Added support for Chrome Extensions v2 manifest
v0.1.5 (Mar 2012)
- Updated font styles
v0.1.4 (Mar 2012)
- Updated styles
- Added makefile for extension distribution
- Fixed Twitter share link
v0.1.3 (Jun 2011)
- Added share and rate icons
v0.1.2 (Jun 2011)
- Added header with link to chrome://extensions/ and Extensity options
- Added section headers for grouping Apps and Extensions
- Added ability to launch apps (as disabling them didn't make any real sense)
- Added options page to configure grouping and header display
v0.1.1 (May 2011)
- Fixed scrollbar for really long extension lists.