Review "Favorites Menu" version 1 - GNOME Shell Extensions

Review of "Favorites Menu" version 1

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Favorites Menu

by cvine

Provide panel menu for favorites

Extension Homepage: http://www.cvine.plus.com/favorites/index.html

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Previous Reviews on this Version

gcampax posted a review December 27, 2011

You can use AppFavorites JS module, instead of going directly to GSettings, but this is fine too.

cvine posted a review December 27, 2011

"You can use AppFavorites JS module, instead of going directly to GSettings, but this is fine too." Thanks, I didn't know that. I'll re-implement using AppFavorites in the next version: it will probably help future-proofing amongst other things.

cvine posted a review March 8, 2012

I have dealt with this in version 2, which also adds some other things. Can I mention that I was a bit surprised that someone forked the project on extensions.gnome with trivial changes (which were badly coded and by wrong use of the this keyword put local variables in the global object), without mentioning it to me first. I think that where a project is forked on the site it ought to be a requirement that it is discussed with the original project first. Not agreed, but discussed. One of the changes in this version does what the forked version does, but I hope correctly.