Simple text list, but with AMO check it even usually provides the URL for the page for the extension, though many are mixed up. Thanks, and thank God for those like you who help us.

Could you please add an option to save the list as an html file. This would make it easier to open the list in the browser, and then click on the addon link (to the addon homepage or the addon Mozilla page). I am using this list when I wish to get easy access to my addons on another computer that has no addons installed, and just clicking in the saved html formatted list would make things easier.

Nice! Four stars.

I'd like to have extension IDs listed:

http://spiderdave.com/forum.php?threadid=50#comment_67

Since the new upgrade to extensions, this is the only extension that creates an add on list.

Please note that it only publishes add ons that are enabled and active in the session.

Le module à bien fonctionné sur Waterfox pendant quelques jours, et maintenant sur deux de mes configs (Windows 10 Pro et Linux Ubuntu 14.04 LTS 64Bits) plus rien, quand je clic sur l'icone du module j'ai les options et le cadre blanc vide ou normalement doit s'afficher les extensions installées, par contre le module fonctionne encore avec Waterfox sur W7 Pro 64Bits, je précise que j'ai strictement les même réglages interne dans Waterfox sur toutes mes configs. bref c'est bien dommage car je trouvais cette extension bien pratique

Great extension!
Thanks!!!

I like this add-on. The most missing feature is to display the last updated date for each add-on. Keep the good work!

Very nice. I have all options enabled, but usually none of them take effect until I disable/re-enable one of them.

Could you add an option to not list disabled addons please? There are also some addons like yours which do not show their amo page. Is that fixable?

great, love this, thanks

Amazing, very impressioned, your extension replaces Extension List Dumper 2 v1.0.2 (Legacy with FF 57). Thanks!

This is just a list of add-ons. So I can look at what add-ons are enabled instead of opening up the manager. Ok, great. But where's the functionality? There's nothing else I can do but look at the list of add-ons and their related information.

Firefox desperately needs an add-on controller, something with the ability to enable or disable add-ons without having to go through firefox's native manager. At the moment there are none compatible for the latest FF builds. If you could add some sort of extended functionality (enable/disable toggles, etc) You'll be a hero!

Seems to work quite nicely, but could you please add an option to use AMO links instead of dev homepages? That would make installing the listed add-ons much faster.

Edit: woah, that was quick! But some links are skipped...

The developer has been very activ and made this add-on a lot better.
As we speak the developer has added the option to alphabetize the list.
The 5 stars are very well deserved.