This is up to whoever is working on that extension to manage. It’s no longer no-code approach but that means there are no limits what can be done. No-code approach turned out to be dead end, especially now in 2026 when coding agents can write code for you.
No. This is pure code. Currently a lot of extensions are managed directly by me but in upcoming months I’m hoping to delegate some of those extensions to others. Ideally all of them.
This can be implemented easily within an extension. Right now my focus is to do this transition without breaking anything.
I’m working on this part. Country-specific extensions will be available in languages they target. UAE currently is the only one just to test the concept.