Where are my extensions in DW8?

Where are my extensions in DW8? I'd like my desktop
extensions to be in sync with my notebook. I can't find them
physically in my DW8 installation.
Is it as simple as copying extensions from one directory on
one box to the same directory on the other box, or do I have to
install extensions twice?

> or do I have to install extensions twice?
It's safer than a manual installation. Some extensions can
create additionnal
files/menus that you don't see, can write in menus.xml,
insertbat.xml, etc.

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