Add a little more text and context to your user experience. Creates a top bar “context” button with the focused window’s icon and title, or an app grid icon if no window is focused. Optionally shows a more customizable clock, the user/host name on the system menu button, and a message on the lock screen. The context button can function both as a toggle from desktop to apps, windows, and back to desktop when clicked, and as an app menu when activated using the secondary mouse button, long-press, or a keyboard shortcut.
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| Version | Status |
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| 50.6 (11) | Active |
| 50.5 (10) | Active |
| 50.4.3 (9) | Active |
| 50.4.2 (8) | Active |
| 50.4.1 (7) | Rejected |
| 50.4 (6) | Rejected |
| 50.3 (5) | Rejected |
| 50.2 (4) | Rejected |
| 50.1 (3) | Rejected |
| 50.1 (2) | Rejected |
| 50.0 (1) | Rejected |
You should remove all keybindings on lock session. Hold all the binding names in an array. Loop over them to remove in `onSessionMode()`.
Thanks. I already remove the keybinding in `onSessionMode()`, though: `Main.wm.removeKeybinding(this.#menuKeybinding);`, which is run when not in user session mode. Looking at the diff here, I noticed it's easy to miss. There is only this one keybinding so I'd prefer not doing an array. But if the point is to do it anyway for clarity, then of course I can change it.
You aren't always removing that since you have 418 `extension.js` check.
Context + Window Title