Chrome Extension Manager by cloudHQ

I have been comparing +10 different extension managers to see which one is best and offers the top design, features, and functionality, since there is no clear top. Everyone already mentioned the useless promos so, moving on. CONS: -When you create an extension group it automatically goes to the top and you can't reorder them. -You have no way of mass-disabling/reenabling all the extensions in a group (which defeats the point of groups for those of us looking to save CPU). -Unlike other orga... Show more

As mentioned many times below, this extension lists a ton (50+?) of their own extensions in 3 groups which are not removable (even though they are not installed). It also defaults to having full access to your gmail (check "manage extension" setting) which seems a bit much for an extension manager... This is not a clean and useful extension; it's cluttered with a bunch of junk I'll never install or use, has shady permissions on by default and barely matches the core functionality of the mul... Show more

They force you to have extension groups showing all their chrome extensions that you could install. This ruins the ext. Clutters up the display. Seems like a good extension but I will not use it if I can't remove these groups and extensions that I don't want to see. below is the list of 3 groups and like 50 extensions that are ALWAYS there in the list of my extensions. -cloudHQ Marketing- Gmail Screenshot -cloudHQ Productivity- MailKing - Email Campaigns from Gmail Free Email Tracker -c... Show more

Clean and clear to use. The only issue is how to sync the "Grouping" with other PC?

I like this. This is an excellent tool that simplifies the process of managing extensions in Google Chrome. With this extension, I can easily enable, disable, and delete extensions, as well as view detailed information about them, all from one convenient location. The interface is user-friendly and the tool is highly customizable, making it an essential extension for me who uses Chrome frequently.

It's very usable, but it could be nicer if you implement reorder group by dragging and dark mode. Or even better, create a new group with all the left off extensions that aren't in any group.

Look, I get that you're trying to make a buck, but I don't appreciate that by default and without remedy I'm given three groups of CloudHQ extensions I'm completely uninterested in. By "without remedy", I mean that there's no obvious way to remove those groups or hide them (no, collapsing isn't enough). I'd have been quite willing to check some of it out, if it weren't persistently shoved in my face. No thanks. It's a shame, too, because the extension looks like it might have been useful, but... Show more

you could do it better, just add make the background of the grouped extensions dim, so that users could know: ah! the gray items has been groupped, I just need to select the black items, when they tring to add new group. ofc, they could select gray items, if they want to. thanks

This extension has apparently been duplicated in Chrome Version 83.0.4103.119.

Thanks for making this app. It has some great promise. However, why does it require permission access to inbox.google.com, mail.google.com, and other web sites? Uninstalling until they no longer require this permission. I like the idea of being able to Group my extensions. However, I don't see an intuitive way to enable or disable a whole Group at once. For those of you not wanting to risk your data, other extensions such as "Custom Chrome - Extension Manager" do not require this type o... Show more