Extension Manager with Profiles

Your extension is severely lacking in several areas that I was looking for. 1. Profile of ALWAYS-ON extensions, that stay activated even when disabled in other profiles. This would also mean two profiles being able to be active at the same time. Right now, it's just one at a time. 1b. For each profile, an OVERRIDE/EXCLUSION list, so that a normally always on extension could be disabled ONLY for a specific site. 2. Ability to specify which domains/hostnames activate which profiles automatically. I don't want to manually switch a profile every time. ---For example, a profile named Video Streaming Sites, would enable extensions that support video downloads ---For example, a profile named "Amazon" would enable extensions like Keepa/Camelx3 (price history), Warehouse Deals Inventory, etc 3. Ability to group extensions by folder/group/tag, so that they stick together or can be searched for together. I didn't want an extension that required manually switching profiles, and especially one where there was not an ALWAYS-ON extension list for extensions that I wanted no matter what site I was on. It felt like way too much repetetition. I guess this way I was able to accomplish my exclusion list idea, but a user's preferred extensions change all the time. That would mean going back through all the profiles to make adjustments. Upon uninstall I was redirected to a page asking for feedback. I gave all of this information along with my contact information in case the developer wanted to follow up.

If this had had an automation feature, or actually even just a 'search' (for setting up profiles--that seems like a super easy thing to add on.) I likely would've stopped searching, but I can't be bothered to sort each profile manually--I have way too many extensions, obviously, that's why I needed this. So, I went and found one that had both of those. I'm very excited to start using it, but I don't think I'll be coming back to this one. If you only need Profiles and don't mind sorting out your extensions manually, this is for you. Otherwise.... there are some that look super simple but in fact have way more features. With names like "extension manager" you might pass them up... maybe don't, though.

Good but lacks the ability to remember icons' positions and pinned icons.

why can't i click the extensions name to toggle them?? bring the option