since they are built-in extensions we can make the assumption that they will be at least one or more extensions
Co-Authored-By: Andray <33491867+light-and-ray@users.noreply.github.com>
Small QoL addition.
While there is the option to disable all extensions with the radio buttons at the top, that only acts as an added flag and doesn't really change the state of the extensions in the UI.
An use case for this checkbox is to disable all extensions except for a few, which is important for debugging extensions.
You could do that before, but you'd have to uncheck and recheck every extension one by one.