Is there a program to automatically (batch) install Chrome extensions?

Question

Google Chrome

There are wrapper programs (for example WPI , MInstall ) that allow you to automatically install a software package on your computer. Administrators create their own assemblies - prepare distributions of programs, write descriptions, prescribe startup commands with keys.
One of the main programs on the computer is the browser. For example, Google Chrome "out of the box" offers only basic surfing capabilities. That is why there is a mechanism for adding functionality and personalization using extensions and themes.
I, as a system administrator, preparing computers for users, after installing the OS and programs, also install some important and necessary browser extensions. I used to do it manually, now I've written a small script (CMD) that tells me to install extensions through the registry.
Perhaps someone has written a program that has a graphical interface for installing browser extensions? It would be convenient to make your own list of extensions, and then, when servicing the next computer, simply check the boxes next to the ones you need and install everything together from the WebStore.

Answer 1

If there is a domain, then ADMX + Google Enterprise. Set up the desired list of extensions in the GPO and that's it.

Answer 2

Maybe.