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Thanks for having helped me shorten the code!
erroneous, please reject
#3 from review version 18 hasn't been addressed here: Log should be only available in debug mode: https://gjs.guide/extensions/review-guidelines/review-guidelines.html#no-excessive-logging If you don't know how to do it: - For GNOME Shell 41 and higher you can simply use `console.debug('MESSAGE');` instead of `log()`. - For 40 you can simply make a custom function. Something like this: inside `metadata.json` add this: ```json "debug": false, ``` and use custom `debug` function instead of normal `log`: ```js const Me = imports.misc.extensionUtils.getCurrentExtension(); function debug(message) { if (!Me.metadata.debug) { return; } log(message); } ``` Make sure you set the `debug` value to false when you send the package here.