Chrome Extension Manager by cloudHQ

Emily Johnson2024年7月10日

★★★★★5

Fantastic tool! Now I can easily organize my Chrome extensions.

John Smith2024年7月10日

★★★★★5

Makes managing my extensions a breeze!

Gábor Lippert2024年7月8日

★★★★★1

While the extension grouping seems to be an awesome idea at a first sight - it totally doesn't work in practice, because extensions associated with a group don't get removed from the main extensions list. With a set of more than 50 extensions (which is a totally average case these days), setting up the groups this way becomes a nightmare process. Another problem is that there's no way to open an extension's option page from the extension manager - considering the fact that the extension is supposed to be an improvement of the default Chrome Extensions dropdown/manager, this problem makes this product kinda useless.

Dennis Smart2024年6月15日

★★★★★5

Very useful for managing my extensions. Works flawlessly.

Jessica Quinn2024年6月15日

★★★★★5

This app is fantastic for keeping track of all my Chrome extensions. It simplifies the process of enabling and disabling them. Highly recommend

Israel Faj2024年6月15日

★★★★★5

Makes it easy to organize my extensions. Love it!

Tony Snark2024年5月27日

★★★★★1

Please change the icon back :( The extension icon used to blend in nicely next to Chrome's official extension button, but now it's on a gear so the puzzle piece is super tiny and hardly recognizable/visible, especially on a dark and/or blue Chrome theme.

Google User2024年5月19日

★★★★★1

One star because the group feature doesn't work.

Google Me2024年5月16日

★★★★★2

I won't repeat what was said in the recent comments. Extension seems to work. It's supported unlike most others. However, it doesn't work as expected. Toggling [other] extensions redirects you to the extension details instead of simply just enabling it. No fuss. This method, in contrast is present when you disable an extension. Obviously, this is counter intuitive and seems to lack planning. Another extension like Extensity does this. So, it's obviously not a Chrome limitation. What I also find odd is that we can't create a keyboard shortcut for this extension in Chrome like we can do for most other extensions. It would be helpfully to add this feature. I also know that while adding groups is incredibly handy, it can cause issues. I suggest keeping things simple as much as possible otherwise the already heavy extension may eventually become corrupt and cause your Chromium browser to be buggy as I have seen with similar extensions. This is not the best Extension manager, but not the worst either. However, it can be with some refinements.

Caish Thompson2024年4月19日

★★★★★1

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 organizers, which allow clicking anywhere in the extension label, except for included 'home', 'manage', and 'settings' icons (or at least a drop down menu like they utilize here), in order to quickly toggle extensions on and off, they only have a checkbox.....which would be OKAY if it was larger. They're thinking of design instead of convenience and it's costing them. -The extension icon is completely black. For this extension to be convenient, it's assumed you would have it pinned. If you're a normal person who likes their eyes not being blinded and who uses a dark chrome theme, this extension is completely invisible. -No dark or light mode option for the menu itself. PROS: -Nice and compact design. -When an extension is off, it gets moved to the bottom of the list - HOWEVER, unlike other tab manager extensions, it does not do this until you close the menu, so if you accidentally toggle something, you don't immediately have to scroll down to get it (not that that would happen with how small the checkbox is). -You're able to collapse the group menus, which is great if you create a lot of groups (not that you would with the inability to reorder them, to create auto-profiles for certain URL's, or at least to manual masstoggle OR to reorder said groups). Where this benefits, really, is that you can collapse The CHQ extensions. They're still there and annoying when you scroll down to enable one of YOUR extensions, but I tested it in a new window and they stay collapsed at least for the same session. This is so frustrating because your extensions aesthetic design choices were really above the rest and you had some promise with functions as a few I have downloaded don't even have a search option and one won't let you make groups. That being said, it just seems like you didn't really test it or care about the overall functionality and user experience. We download it because we want /efficiency/! Here are some ways from my comparisons that you could come out on top (genuinely): SUGGESTIONS: (In addn. to the cons.) -Give your extension a settings menu and allow for the simple fixes and changes to be customized so your user feels like they have some control. Put the dark settings in there and you can even give them control over my next suggestions if you want. -I would do one of two things for the toggle: 1. Get rid of the checkbox and make the toggle to disable/enable the entire bar but then add icons with links on the right hand side of the bar (one after another) for like, a house icon, a wrench icon, and a gear icon. The house will take you to that extension's webstore page, the wrench will take you to the extension's included settings (or at least what you get when you click on a pinned extension's icon), and the gear will take you to the extensions manager page of that extension. 2. Make the checkbox bigger and/or at least maybe have it so that if you click on name of the extension, that will also toggle i. (When I open up your menu currently, I'm drawn to the names, not the miniscule box icon so I keep accidentally opening stuff). -Keep your include CHQ stuff as a default setting to advertise BUT give them the option disable them in the settings. Just replace the small permanent blue text at the bottom with a CHQ one line ad and put the existing links in the settings. HERE'S A HINT: We all want an extension that allows us to add profiles that autoenable multiple extensions only when we visit certain URLs. Wink wink, nudge nudge.