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What’s with all the spam (free trials and so on from Component One & Telerik among others) in the VS 2010 Extensions Manager. Without going to the website there is no way to know whether a listing is free or trialware so, for me, the entire user experience of the Extensions Manager is ruined.
Anyone else finding this? Is there a way of suppressing these?
Alex…
One thing that helps slightly is to browse Tools specifically. I tried adding things like
-trialor-componentone, but it seems that the extension manager/gallery ignores the-. I’ll send an email to some people to see if that can be fixed.