Review of "TouchUp" version 1.2.2 (7)

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Enhances various aspects of the GNOME experience when using a touch device. Current features: - Navigation bar (gestures and buttons mode), as known from Android (supports Dash to Dock and Dash to Panel) - Touch gestures for notifications (scroll, dismiss, collapse, expand, hide banner) - Swipe down the panel to smoothly open any menu, swipe up open menus to dismiss - Onscreen Keyboard: key popups, extended keys, swipe to close, quick paste button, switch layouts by space bar swiping - Manually open the keyboard by swiping up the bottom left navigation bar edge - Floating rotate button when auto-rotation is off, as known from Android - Overview and desktop background gestures (switch workspaces, open/close overview) - Overview window preview gestures (swipe up to close windows, hold+move to drag) - Double tap panel, desktop background or lockscreen to lock & sleep A lot more is planned; take a look at the roadmap for that: https://github.com/mityax/gnome-extension-touchup Notice: If you enable the OSK quick paste action feature, TouchUp will access your clipboard – its content, however, never leaves your devices memory (i.e. is not written to a file, or sent via network). If you find this extension valuable and can spare some funds, please donate to make sure the work can go on! :)

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Previous Reviews on this Version

JustPerfection active
Please use `console.log()` instead of `log()`.
mityax posted a review
Thanks for the quick review! > Please use `console.log()` instead of `log()`. This `log` is my own utility wrapper around `console.log`, so I'm using `console.log` – I guess this is fine, right? I'll rename the function so its more clear though
JustPerfection posted a review
Yeah, renaming it would be more clear but it's ok.