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tuberry / extension-list

Simple GNOME Shell extension manager in the top panel.
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list is cut off #24

Closed lollilol closed 8 months ago

lollilol commented 8 months ago

if you have too many extensions, the list doesn't have a scrollbar. I propose making it 80% size of the screen (or even better: making it configurable) and adding a scrollbar.

you get this: image

lollilol commented 8 months ago

ok i just found, if you first click on the "pinned icons" to switch to that view, it displays the list like shown above, when you move your mouse to the left or right to switch to another icon in the top bar and then back, it fixes it.

offtopic (maybe will create anotherr issue later): the icon when toggling between "pinned" and "unpinned" items is an eye?shouldn't it be a pin? i mean i clicked on the pin icon. image And why is the eye icon inverted? Like the eye icon crossed out means its gonna be display? or am i just confused?

also offtopic: what does that button exactly do? :D image

tuberry commented 8 months ago

ok i just found, if you first click on the "pinned icons" to switch to that view, it displays the list like shown above, when you move your mouse to the left or right to switch to another icon in the top bar and then back, it fixes it.

Already fixed it locally, I'll push it soon when GNOME 46 beta releases.

offtopic (maybe will create anotherr issue later): the icon when toggling between "pinned" and "unpinned" items is an eye?shouldn't it be a pin? i mean i clicked on the pin icon.

This is due to the fact that the default icon set (Adwaita) doesn't have an unpin icon, but I'll draw one myself for the next version.

And why is the eye icon inverted? Like the eye icon crossed out means its gonna be display? or am i just confused?

Whilst it may look like an icon indicating a state, it is actually the button therefore indicating its function, i.e. click the eye-crossed button to hide/unpin an extension from the normal menu. It is designed for consistency with the toolbar buttons.

also offtopic: what does that button exactly do? :D

It will show/hide the disabled extensions when clicking. You could open the settings window to hide unwanted buttons or get some relevant information. I will add tooltips for them in the next version. :)