Is here any way to see which extensions are in use?

For CustomNewTab there is a bar at the bottom of the screen.

For Adblock, I have to go to their site.

For YouTubeDownloader, I have to be on a YouTube Video to see the results of the extension.

But there seems to be no place in Google Chrome itself to see the active extensions.

Thanks!

chrome://extensions/

In the Omnibar will show you what extensions are loaded ...

Correction - I meant to type AdSweep. Sorry for any confusion.

Thanks for the head up on chrome://extensions/

I guess in the next versions we will be able to activate & de-activate the extensions
Today we can only uninstall them from chrome://extensions/
I am also very curious about how Google will host the extensions aka the famous Firefox add-ons site: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/ from where you can search and install the add-ons.

@Luv VN ...

There's a simple extension manager here ...

http://www.chromeplugins.org/google/....html#post8374

Just moves the extension to another folder, you can then reload it later ...

Is there a list of other chome://xxxxxxx commands that are useful?

pjfla: Have a look here: http://chromespot.com/


Originally posted by DistroJockey on ChromeSpot:

Below is a list of all/most -- switches from the chrome.exe (Please try some if you can and report your results/affects)

renderer-assert-test
crash-test
renderer-crash-test
renderer-startup-dialog
plugin-startup-dialog
testshell-startup-dialog
plugin-launcher
channel
testing-channel
homepage
start-renderers-manually
renderer
renderer-path
plugin
single-process
process-per-tab
process-per-site
in-process-plugins
no-sandbox
safe-plugins
trusted-plugins
test-sandbox
user-data-dir
app
upload-file
dom-automation
plugin-path
js-flags
geoid
lang
debug-children
wait-for-debugger-children
log-filter-prefix
enable-logging
dump-histograms-on-exit
disable-logging
remote-shell-port
uninstall
omnibox-popup-count
automation-channel
restore-last-session
record-mode
playback-mode
no-events
hide-icons
show-icons
make-default-browser
proxy-server
dns-log-details
dns-prefetch-disable
debug-print
allow-all-activex
disable-dev-tools
always-enable-dev-tools
tab-count-to-load-on-session-restore
memory-profile
memory-model
enable-file-cookies
start-maximized
enable-watchdog
first-run
message-loop-strategy
message-loop-histogrammer
import
silent-dump-on-dcheck
disable-prompt-on-repost
disable-popup-blocking
disable-javascript
disable-java
disable-plugins
disable-images
use-lf-heap
new-http

@Stamga ...

Just wandering about not linking to competitors ...

You've left the URL so why not the link ...

Anyway ChromeSpot is pretty inferior to our own wonderful site :-D

@SP

ChromeSpot used to be my first stop for themes :-)