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ExtensionManager

See every extension and plugin quietly running on your Mac, and switch off the ones you did not ask for

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About ExtensionManager

ExtensionManager is built to scan a Mac for every PluginKit plugin and System Extension and sort them by category — Finder, Share, Network, Content Blockers, and the rest. Each one is designed to be toggled on or off in place, with its bundle ID, version and parent app beside it, and an optional AI-written description for the ones whose names explain nothing. It runs as a dock app, a menu bar app, or both, and filters Apple's own extensions out of the list so what is left is what you installed.

Who it's for

Mac users who want visibility into what extensions are running on their system.

What it does

  • Discovery of PluginKit plugins and System Extensions
  • Category-based browsing with detail view
  • Toggle extensions on/off directly
  • Optional AI-written descriptions
  • Run as dock app, menu bar app, or both

Information

Runs on
macOS · Menu bar
Status
Source only
Requires
macOS 13+
Source
Public on GitHub
Telemetry
None
Built with
Swift & SwiftUI
Stack
SwiftUIpluginkit CLIsystemextensionsctlKeychain

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