Add a hot edge that activates the overview to the bottom of the screen. This provides a better mouse-based workflow and can be an alternative to a dock.
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(not sure if the reviewer will see this, but worth a shot...) Agreed, but the documentation I was looking at ( https://gjs.guide/extensions/development/debugging.html#basic-debugging ) didn't give any indication on how to do debug logging, or how to activate debug mode. Could you point me to any documentation on that?
Create a function called logDebug like this: const debugMode = true; function logDebug(message) { if (!debugMode) { return; } log(message); } Now instead of using log() directly, you can use logDebug() instead. When you want send your extension for review, just set debugMode to false. If you have any question about the extensions, you can ask us on GNOME Matrix channel: https://matrix.to/#/#extensions:gnome.org
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