Instant search & toggle
Find any extension in milliseconds. Live-filter as you type, then flip its state with a single tap.
Quick Extension Manager is the elegant popup that replaces chrome://extensions. Search, bulk-disable, and manage every installed extension without leaving your current tab.
Extension Manager
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Find any extension in milliseconds. Live-filter as you type, then flip its state with a single tap.
Switch every active extension off in one click. Handy for testing websites without losing your setup.
Active and inactive extensions are split into tidy sections with live counts — no scroll-hunting.
Extensions are sorted by name and split into active and inactive sections, with live counts for each.
Only requests the minimum `management` permission required. No analytics, no telemetry, no ads.
Built for any Chromium-based browser — Chrome, Brave, Edge, Arc, Vivaldi, Opera, and friends.
Download the release from GitHub, then load the unpacked extension in your Chromium browser.
Click the toolbar icon — or use the keyboard shortcut — to open the popup.
Find any extension in milliseconds, flip its switch, and take control.
1 popup
Control at a glance
See every installed extension without opening a dedicated browser settings page.
Local
Private by design
No accounts, analytics, or remote API calls. Extension controls run locally in your browser.
0
Ads or trackers
The extension ships with zero third-party scripts and asks only for the `management` permission.
1-click
Disable every add-on
Confirm + done — perfect for debugging a faulty page or staging a clean browser.
No. Quick Extension Manager has no analytics, telemetry, or remote API calls. Your extension list is read directly from the browser via the local `chrome.management` API.
Only the single `management` permission — which is what lets the popup read and toggle your extensions. We do not request tabs, storage, cookies, or anything else.
Download the ZIP from the latest GitHub release, extract it, open your browser's extensions page, enable Developer mode, and choose Load unpacked. Select the extracted extension folder.
Yes — any Chromium-based browser that supports Manifest V3 extensions works out of the box. Firefox is not supported because it uses the WebExtensions `browser.management` namespace separately.
Nothing dramatic. Your extensions stay installed and disabled silently. Re-enable any of them by toggling the switch back on — there is no per-extension state loss.
That is on our roadmap. For now, the tool helps you isolate faulty extensions quickly by toggling groups on and off and observing browser behaviour.
Yes — forever, with no upsells or hidden tiers. If we ever ship a paid extension, it will be a separate listing; the manager itself stays free.
Search, toggle, and bulk-manage installed extensions without leaving the tab you are working in.
Version 1.1 · download the ZIP and load it unpacked