Intro
This issue aims to explore what it could look like if we integrated GitHub Sponsors into the extensions view. Currently, extensions are not tied to a single user, so we'd need for a way for an extension to tell us what users they'd like to be added to the "sponsors" list. One idea is having a new entry in the package.json with a list of GitHub usernames that we could link to.
Design
We could remove the redundant information on the installed extensions (ratings + downloads) and add a ❤️ icon that signals to users that an extension can be sponsored by them. When opening the extension, we could have a special GitHub Sponsor button that links to the users being sponsored. One thing we need to consider is having multiple sponsors, do we introduce a new tab that has the list of sponsors? What other information would users want to know about before sponsorin?

Intro
This issue aims to explore what it could look like if we integrated GitHub Sponsors into the extensions view. Currently, extensions are not tied to a single user, so we'd need for a way for an extension to tell us what users they'd like to be added to the "sponsors" list. One idea is having a new entry in the
package.jsonwith a list of GitHub usernames that we could link to.Design
We could remove the redundant information on the installed extensions (ratings + downloads) and add a ❤️ icon that signals to users that an extension can be sponsored by them. When opening the extension, we could have a special GitHub Sponsor button that links to the users being sponsored. One thing we need to consider is having multiple sponsors, do we introduce a new tab that has the list of sponsors? What other information would users want to know about before sponsorin?