Closed seldon1000 closed 3 years ago
Interesting indeed, which extension are you presenting in the images?
That one is the integrated Places Status Indicator, from GNOME itself. Here are other screenshots (before/after).
System menu:
Telegram menu (from KStatusNotifier extension):
Nextcloud menu (from KStatusNotifier extension):
App menu:
Basically, any menu from the top bar, be it system or an extension, is larger than normal. Disabling any other extension doesn't change anything.
I think it's fixed now, can you test it by installing the extension from here? (Do not switch the autostart function on/off, it will overwrite the systemd config for version 1.15 which isn't released yet)
It's fixed! Thank you.
Great! It will be part of the next release then, I'm waiting for syncthing 1.15 though.
This is strange actually. I've had this issue for some time, but I realized just now that Syncthing Indicator is responsible. When the extension is enabled, all the top bar menus become larger: places, system menu, app menu...
An example below: (extension disabled)
(extension enabled)
This is on GNOME 40, but the issue was there on 3.38 too.