Task bar. Very light extension. Some settings. Features: - Hide overview at start-up. - Scroll on taskbar or activities to change workspace. - Show apps button. - GNOME Shell dash items in top bar (left click to toggle or cycle, right click to show app menu, middle click to open new window). - Drag'n'drop favorites. - Change 'Places' extension label to an icon. ---------- Please report any bug only through GitHub, I'm not notified here.
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Hi JP, Here I do cycle between app windows on click (instead of overview) and correct handling of odd apps that do open extra windows (wheel icon in GS dash). Florian told me the right way to catch the dash items apps, that helps... This way these orphaned windows do have a pa-papp. ;-)
DashBar task bar