Extension Manager Pro CC

See every installed extension at a glance. Search, filter, enable, disable, pin and uninstall — from a popup or the sidebar.

Every extension you have installed, in one list you can actually work with. Chrome's own extensions page is a wall of cards you have to scroll and scan. This puts the same information in a popup — or in the side panel, beside your work — where a search box and four filters get you to the one you want immediately. WHAT IT DOES • Every installed extension with its icon, version and current state • Enable or disable with a switch, right from the list • Uninstall, using Chrome's own confirmation dialog • Jump straight to an extension's options page or its details page • Pin the ones you care about so they sort to the top and stay there • Search by name or by extension ID, with the matching text highlighted • Filter by All, Unpacked, On, Off, or Pinned • Extensions locked by enterprise policy are shown and clearly marked, not hidden POPUP OR SIDEBAR Choose which one the toolbar icon opens. The sidebar keeps the list open beside whatever you are doing instead of closing the moment you click away. (Sidebar requires Chrome 114 or newer.) KEYBOARD / to search · arrow keys to move · Space to enable or disable · P to pin · Esc to clear the search or close DESIGN Orange dark and orange light themes, switched from the header. Every colour pair is checked against WCAG AA contrast — 4.5:1 for text, 3:1 for controls — in both themes. PRIVACY No accounts, no analytics, no network requests, no data collection of any kind. Your pinned extensions and your theme choice live in Chrome's own synced storage and never leave your browser. The extension asks for no access to any website: it cannot read, modify, or even see the pages you visit. ON RELOADING UNPACKED EXTENSIONS This extension deliberately does not offer a reload button. Chrome provides no way for one extension to make another re-read its files from disk — disabling and re-enabling an extension only flips a flag, and the Reload button on chrome://extensions uses an internal API that is not available to extensions. Tools that claim otherwise are doing the disable/enable dance and not actually reloading. Use the Reload button on chrome://extensions for that.