i find this script very useful. it's great. except that the little red X's are extremely easy to hit by accident and there is no way to correct a mistakenly removed extension from the list. therefore, i have several add-ons i want to see in the list but they won't appear unless i disable greasemonkey completely. this little flaw has become a deal-breaker. i'm now officially shopping for a replacement.

This is great, because I hate lookng at the same extensions I clearly don't want or need over and over again, but once you've hidden something, there's no clear way to unhide it, other than to turn off the script. I've been trying to read through the code to figure out where the file is actually stored to save this information so I could at the very least remove something manually but it's not made very clear there either. Why someone would go to the trouble to make something this useful without giving a single hint at how to undo what it does escapes me.