My Extensions Organizer

My Extensions Organizer gives you one clear, movable panel to work with every extension installed in Chromium-based browsers. Enable or disable extensions, read descriptions, uninstall when you choose, and keep optional notes — without sending data to our servers. SIMPLE MODE (DEFAULT) • Browse all installed extensions in one list. • Switch each extension on or off in one place. • Remove an extension when you want to (the browser asks for confirmation). • Read each extension’s description from the manifest / store. • Optional “custom fields”: define labels once, then save values per extension (stored only on this device). • Search by name and description. • Interface in English or Spanish. DEVELOPER MODE Turn on Developer mode when you need the full toolkit: • Extension ID and installed version on each card. • Health dashboard: editorial status per store (e.g. Chrome Web Store vs Microsoft Edge Add-ons), stale-review hints, exports to JSON, Markdown, or plain text. • Rich developer metadata per extension: workspace path, repository URL, editorial status per store row, review dates, last update, pending package version, and optional global custom columns. • Settings backup: export your organizer configuration to a JSON file and import it on another profile, another Chromium browser, or later — so you do not have to re-enter metadata and custom fields from scratch. PRIVACY The extension does not use analytics servers or accounts. Your language choice, developer mode flag, metadata, and custom field definitions are kept locally in the browser. If you export the dashboard or a settings backup, the file may include file paths and URLs you typed — review before sharing. PERMISSIONS (WHY WE NEED THEM) • management — List extensions, enable/disable them, and uninstall with the system confirmation dialog. We do not read the content of the pages you visit. • storage — Save your UI preferences and all organizer data locally. • windows — Open and focus the floating organizer panel. For the privacy policy URL, use the hosted page referenced in your repository (e.g. GitHub Pages).