Need black/white list feature like original maximus

[benbarbour]

I really only want chrome and gnome-terminal to undecorate.

This is also a useful setting as an easy workaround for any future app that this doesn't play well with for whatever reason - just blacklist it.

[wilfm]

Great idea - I will likely need to fix the bugs that occur with this old extension first though, but I will have a go at implementing something like this when I have time (and the knowledge...) required.

[negesti]

I have added a preferences widget that makes it possible to disable Maximus for application based on the window title (contains)

[desyncr]

@negesti Thanks for these changes (btw here are the changes if anybody want to test them). I'll try it out later on.

[desyncr]

@negesti Hey would you mind making a PR? The changes work but some things could be enhanced (like not having to restart the shell to have the changes applied etc)

[negesti]

added a settings listener, restart is no longer required

Edit: creating a pull request can be really tricky after inlcuding unmerged pull requests :)

[wilfm]

A preference widget will be a great thing to implement, I think I'll produce a development branch soon which will feature it.

BTW for the original issue of I really only want chrome and gnome-shell to undecorate., you can disable 'Use system title bar and borders' in Chrome settings (chrome://settings#appearance-section)

[negesti]

Already created a pull request for that.

[wilfm]

@negesti Yes I know :) I've just got to update it for the new changes. What version of Gnome shell are you using?

[negesti]

No offense I'm using Fedora 22 with gnome-shell 3.16 (3.16.3)