Have you all visited https://chrome.google.com/extensions ?
There are over 670 extensions available now...
Every day more are being added.
This is just fantastic.

Sorry if this has been asked, but where does one "officially" make extension requests?

My requests would be:

• JavaScript blocking, blacklisting, whitelisting, etc.
• HTML table tools for table sorting and, more importantly for me, table or row copying to tab-delimited text. Firefox's TableTools does a good job at this.
• Faviconize bookmarks in bookmark bar. Name speaks for itself. Firefox equivalent: Smart Bookmarks Bar.
• Music player controls. I only care about volume and start/stop/pause, but a full-featured extension reproducing Foxytunes would not be unwelcome. Bonus: Let me customize buttons for specific radio station streams.

What I want for Xmas is one bar to hold all the extensions;

With Dev Chrome and running at 1024X768, there are only 9 extensions displayed and very soon I think only 8 extensions will be displayed :-(

@sulasno
try to find a page-action alternative of the extensions you use, or find some that include 2-3 services like One Number, instead of Gmail, Wave, Reader and Voice checker. If you tell us what extensions you use I'm sure smbd can help :P Or just ask santa for a bigger monitor

mg2;
thanks to you I am using One Number :-)

I got 20 extensions in Dev Chrome;
AdBlock+ - Version: 1.1.9.10
Aviary Screen Capture - Version: 0.41
Bubble Translate - Version: 1.2
Chrome Flags - Version: 1.0
ChromeMUSE - Multi-URL Shortener/Expander - Version: 1.2.5
ChromeReload - Version: 0.1.1
Cleeki - Version: 1.6.8.1
Drag 'n Go - Version: 1.2.3
Fit to width - Version: 0.9.1
FlashBlock - Version: 1.2.11.12
Glyphs - Version: 1.4
Google Translate - Version: 1.1.4
IE Tab - Version: 1.0.11208.1
LastPass - Version: 1.62.0
One Number - Version: 1.1.0.6
RSS Subscription Extension (by Google) - Version: 1.8.1
Secbrowsing - plugin version checker - Version: 1.3
Smile Manager - Version: 0.2.21
SmoothScroll - Version: 0.6.1
TooManyTabs for Chrome - Version: 1.2.1

I know there are a couple which will not work though;

maybe you're right; I hope it's not too late to send an email to Santa for ask for a larger monitor :-)

and one extension that can list the extensions installed in Chrome would be really nice

@sulasno
At first look you can use IE Tab Classic (uses page action) instead of IE Tab. Boom -1 icon

You can disable Secbrowsing - plugin version checker and enable it every lets say 2-3 days to check and disable it again. I doubt there are updates every 1- hours

Cleeki's icon is in my experience useless, so you can delete the browser_action in the extensions manifest and in the Preferences file, once Chrome is closed
The same you can do with Adblock+, 'cause seriously you need to remember only Ctrl+b and Ctrl+e

Never used a reload extension, but this one uses page action, instead of browser action

You can always use this bookmarklet-> Translate Page instead of Google Translate extension.

PS: is there a restriction of the number of page action icons?

OK and thanks
will try your suggestions

for translation I use the following bookmarklet (though I forgot where I got it from)

Code:

javascript:var t=((window.getSelection&&window.getSelection())||(document.getSelection&&document.getSelection())||(document.selection&&document.selection.createRange&&document.selection.createRange().text));var e=(document.charset||document.characterSet);if(t!=''){location.href='http://translate.google.com/translate_t?text='+t+'&hl=en&langpair=auto|en&tbb=1&ie='+e;}else{location.href='http://translate.google.com/translate?u='+escape(location.href)+'&hl=en&langpair=auto|en&tbb=1&ie='+e;};

as to whether there is a restriction of page icons, I am not sure;
I got about the same number of extensions installed in Chromium and it shows only 8 while dev Chrome shows 9

Is there an extension for killing 'redirects'? Firefox has one and I find it useful.

I'd like to request an extension that blocks the opening of tabs with certain base domains. Even though I'm doing my best to block ads using a combination of solutions, including AdBlock+ and a good HOSTS file, some flash files (which I cannot block, they serve content that I want to access) still open new windows / tabs and bug me.

So for instance I'd add http://annoying.example.com to the blocklist of this extension, and anytime a request came in to open a tab with that base domain, it would just never appear.

Does that make sense?

There's a Gmail Labs feature called Mail Goggles or something like that.. basically it pops up a series of math problems for you to solve after a certain time of night. This goes a long way toward preventing late night drunken emails, which I am unfortunately prone to.

I was wondering if someone might know of an extension for Chrome that could maybe do something similar for certain sites (like, say, Facebook?)... either blocking the site completely between a user-set time, or doing the math problem solve thing to allow me to verify my sufficient sobriety before I can browse FB?