Aextension - Advanced extension manager
manager for bulk of extensions
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Manage you extensions with folders, tags, notes, sorting...
Aextension uses the technology of bookmark manager to manage chrome extensions. Its 'nodes' are not bookmarks but extensions. You can manage your extensions just as you manage bookmarks.
Why we need this?
If you only have a few extensions, you certainly don't need it. But what if you have hundreds of them? You definitely want to categorize them, even add tags. Isn't that exactly what a bookmark manager does?
But why do I have so many extensions? Well, it's for work needs. For me, they're more like archives, remaining inactive. I only occasionally activate a few of them to get the job done. I don't uninstall them because I don't want to install them every time.
Anyway, don't use this extension if you don't have many extensions.
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