A simple app icon taskbar. Show running apps and favorites on the main panel.
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IMO getting extension instance with `lookupByURL()` is a bad practice. Especially over doing it in so many modules. I can approve your extension like this if you want. I guess as soon as someone sees this approach we will get flooded with extensions doing that. While I'm against global approach. Maybe attaching it to the global would be much easier. The best approach is dependency injection though. For example, line 963 prefs.js can be: ```js const aboutPage = new AboutPage(settings); ```
You make a good point. It did make for an easier approach to porting the previous code base to the ESM and GNOME 45 changes. I have no objections to reworking it if this is a practice you don't want to encourage.
I'll change the status so it doesn't get stuck in the review queue. Please change it if that's possible. Thanks!
A few of the classes that are using lookupByUrl() would need to have the base extension class passed down through multiple other classes just to have access to it, which seems inconvenient. It is used twice in https://gitlab.gnome.org/GNOME/gnome-shell-extensions/-/blob/main/extensions/window-list/extension.js for similar purposes to how I am using it. Also I took a look at dash to dock's gnome 45 port. They use a custom "DockManager" class with static methods that they use to get the extension , extension settings, , etc. "DockManager.settings" is used extensively throughout the extension instead of dependency injection. Using lookupByUrl() seems more practical to me in certain situations compared to dependency injection.
App Icons Taskbar