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I like the idea. Unfortunately, there are sites that have dev in them that this triggers on, like `dev.azure.com` for example. This means I have the banner popup in places it shouldn't be. Without any ability to customize the matching I had to uninstall. It's a cool idea though!

Very cool because it remembers the extension I activated/deactivated when reinstalled on a new computer! But I did prefer Context (now removed from the store) because it had categories/profiles. If you have hundred of extensions that you need to activate depending on the context (work emails, video editions, etc...) it's not so easy than with Context. Or a good workaround could be to save a list of extension that I could reinstall depending on my activity and the context.

achei ótima extensão, mas quando clicar em habilitar extensão não deveria encolher o menu! [deveria continuar mostrando a próxima extensão a habilitar] é muito chato isso...!

This is an exact copy of a the more popular extension called "One Click Extension Manager" Well, it's not an exact copy but an "ugly copy"

Simple and useful.

Extensão TOP, procurei bastante e não encontrei, quando achei aqui não acreditei de primeira, mas funciona perfeitamente para localhost com ou sem porta! Parabéns ao criador.

Works only by reading url, so no way to know if you're on localhost when using virtual hosts.

Love this one! So nice to have a big bright visual cue to distinguish local experimental development from breaking things on the live server *grin*

A great extension for Chrome. Simple, convenient and works well.

Exactly what I was after.. actually much better! Thank you Milan.

excellent lightweight extension manager

too simplistic UI. add a «recent» list at least. and some «favourites» list — for extensions that user turns on/off frequently. and please, don't move items to the end of list immediately after I've enabled/disabled it! UI must give to user the ability to undo his actions.

Works good.