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Extensions can add all those things. Personally, I live in my browser and editor, so don't do a ton of switching between more than 2 apps at once (and often ju
by Mikeb85 5y ago
Extensions can add all those things. Personally, I live in my browser and editor, so don't do a ton of switching between more than 2 apps at once (and often just have each on half the screen). Also I like the thin top bar. Less wasted space than a thick bar like Windows or KDE.
- approxim8ion 5y agoYou're right, but extensions can also break when GNOME is updated. I'm personally more comfortable when the functionality is "baked into" or natively supported by the DE.