Extensions grouped according to profiles depending on the case

[Sidneylc]

I would like there to be an option to group extensions according to profiles, something similar to virtual environments in python.
Let me explain: I do frontend development, backend and sometimes I use extensions like rest client and Auto-Open Markdown Preview for some tasks. But the problem is that some extensions seem to be not compatible and I get notifications that says an extension stopped.
The problem is that there is only a "single profile" to install extensions and that makes some extensions are incompatible or crash with another, or that the editor becomes slow.
I request that Visual Studio Code have extension profiles and that when installing, we select the "web development" profile and can install applications related to frontend, in the "backend development" profile, install applications related to backend, or in the "blockchain" profile can install related extensions such as "ibm blockchain platform" that even adds a new option to the editor.
And that at the top of Visual Studio Code there is a menu to choose the profile of extensions that you have saved, that would make extensions that have similar hotkeys, do not overlap one another and that the editor does not become slow either.
It would be somewhat similar to python virtual environments, in which packages are installed in a given environment. The same but simpler in Visual Studio Code: a combobox with profiles.
That would make the editor faster, because I, probably like many, install extensions for different workflows, and that overloads it or makes some extentions are not compatible with others, since I use Visual Studio Code as my editor favorite for everything, even to blog using markdown.
It was very extensive so you can understand me.
I hope you can add it someday. Thank you.

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• Visual Studio Profile (#73981)

[sandy081]

/duplicate #57548

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