Review "Hide Top Bar" version 85 - GNOME Shell Extensions

Review of "Hide Top Bar" version 85

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Hide Top Bar

Hides the top bar, except in overview. However, there is an option to show the panel whenever the mouse pointer approaches the edge of the screen. And if "intellihide" is enabled, the panel only hides when a window takes the space. - Press backspace to remove keyboard shortcut. - Log off and on again when there is an error after upgrading.

Extension Homepage: https://gitlab.gnome.org/tuxor1337/hidetopbar

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andyholmes active March 2, 2021

Approved, thanks! I noticed you have added support for GNOME 40 to your manifest, but parts of your UI file still use Gtk3 elements like <packing>. The preferences dialog in GNOME 40 will use GTK4, so your preferences will likely not work there without some modification. From glancing at your file it might be possible with a bit of compromise to support both, but you'd have to do a bit of testing. We have a WIP page describing some of the differences at: https://gitlab.gnome.org/World/ShellExtensions/extensions-rebooted/-/blob/master/docs/GNOME40-Porting-Guide.md or you can join the Matrix channel to ask for help.