Welcome to a cold cloudy day in April. We just got done getting a pretty significant ice storm in my neck of the woods.
Thankfully, we only lost power for about a second, but most of the schools in my area are closed today because of the roads.
As you probably know, in the Unlocking the Power of Chrome series, I bring you a new Google Chrome extension every two days that you hopefully find useful.
Today I am going to cover an extension that will help you manage all of the other great extensions I have been presenting to you.
Extensity
The extension that I am going to be covering today is called Extensity.
You can add it to Chrome by visiting the Chrome Webstore here.
The developer also has a webpage on github here.
Maybe there are some extensions you have added to Chrome that are very handy, but you don't really find yourself using them every day. Perhaps you only use them on specific occasions.
Extensity allows you to quickly and easily enable or disable single as well as groups of extensions. Additionally, you may not always remember what the icon for a specific extension looks like. Extensity allows you to do a search through your installed extensions to find the one you are looking for.
The key benefit of Extensity is that you can leave all of the extensions installed. Instead of adding and removing them as you need them, you can just enble and disable them.
If you have started to add a lot of extensions to your Chrome browser and you want to try to get a little better handle on them, Extensity might be just what you need. Give it a spin and see if it can make managing your extensions easier!
You can check out past issues of Unlocking the Power of Chrome here:
Unlocking the Power of Chrome: Issue 32
Unlocking the Power of Chrome: Issue 31
Many of my posts in this series have been featured in The STEEMEngine and SteemRepair, check them out:
