4 Classic Notebook Extensions & Configurator

A large number of very useful “official unoffocial” community contributed extensions are distributed as part of the jupyter_contrib_nbextensions package

In the classic Jupyter notebook environment, the nbextensions configurator provides a handy interfacing for managing installed extensions.

Installed extensions are automatically listed and may be enabled / disabled from the configurator.

If an extension has its own configuration settings, this are displayed and can be controlled when the extension is selected in the nbconfigurator installed extensions list.

Configuration settings are saved to a config file and may be distributed as part of an environment.

What is currently lacking is a tool that can detect and install publicly listed extensions. At the moment, there is no reliable extensions registry / list that I am aware of.