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Quickly enable/disable Google Chrome extensions
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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 lean and fast - disable extensions that you won't use right away.
* Keep your toolbar clean.
* Turn all extensions off (and back on) with a single click.
* Quick switch between several extensions groups using the Profiles feature.
* Allow your most important extensions to be always enabled.
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A button for everything.
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Great tool!
Замечательное расширение!!!
I love it but I'm not seeing the profiles I set up ... is this a bug?
Really, really useful to be able to turn off extensions I only need very occasionally (WebEx, GotoMeeting, SoundCloud Downloader) etc. I can switch them off knowing I can switch them back on in 2 clicks. Love it.
Really amazing!
Two extensions I could never go a day without using.. OneTab, and EXTENSITY!! Seriously though, extensity is the must have tool for everyone. Anyone, from those multi-screen power users, or anyone that's just starting to explore extensions and chrome apps. Or maybe happy medium of the two.. Especially now with the addition of profiles! It used to be one of those things that you don't realize just how easy and amazing it is until a single clip switches off 7 extensions while turning on 2. It allows people to try out start pages, themes, optimizer type apps.... Whatever they want. Then there is no hassle. Click the little blue logo, turn off what you want, turn on the others. Plus with how google chrome allows you to hide any or all your extensions' logos, you can literally make Extensity the only app logo that shows on your screen. Regardless of what is enabled, or turned off, all you see is that single logo. Click it, not only will it show you what is on or off, you have full control right there. Doesn't get any better!! Well, unless you are me and you have the OneTab logo next to it! Just saying
A fabulous extension that really helps reduce the overheads of having many Extensions. Particularly useful when you have intrusive extensions that are only needed occasionally such as the CISCO WebEx extension. Also good for debugging/development extensions that you don't always want cluttering up your environment & for extensions where you find them useful but aren't so certain about their reliability or security.
Partial replacement for functionality lost when Google destroyed the formerly useful extensions overflow menu and killed PageAction (Extension icons in the "Omnibox"). I like the fact that I can turn all the extensions off with a click, but there was a brief panic when I didn't realize that my former settings were saved. Maybe an "Are you sure: we'll save your activated extensions for later." for weak-kneed people like me.
Appreciate that apps are included. Would prefer ability to group extensions, sort by enabled, and uninstall. I prefer to use Manage Extensions in the meantime.