Numbered workspaces in the top bar, a top bar that gets out of the way, and windows tiled as they open. Use any of them, or all three. WORKSPACE NUMBERS See which workspace you are on at a glance, instead of counting dots. • Click a number to switch to that workspace • Super+1 to Super+0 jumps straight there, and creates the workspace if it does not exist yet. Workspaces added that way close again once they are empty and you have left them • The workspace switcher popup no longer appears, since the top bar already shows where you are AUTO-HIDE THE TOP BAR The bar stays visible while nothing is in its way, and slides away when a window needs the room. Push the pointer against the top edge of the screen to bring it back. It stays put in the overview and while a menu is open. While auto-hide is on, windows use the full height of the screen and the bar floats above them, so nothing resizes when you peek at the clock. AUTO-TILING (off by default) Windows are laid out as they open, in the style of Hyprland's dwindle layout: each new window splits the focused one, and closing a window gives its space back. Focus follows the mouse, and keys move focus, swap, resize, float and maximize windows; both can be changed. Small utility apps open floating, and the list can be edited. The layout comes back as it was when the screen is unlocked. While auto-tiling is on, the minimize and maximize buttons, edge tiling, and the GNOME and Ubuntu Tiling Assistant shortcuts that maximize, minimize or tile a window are switched off, since they would take a window out of the layout. All are given back when it is turned off. Each feature can be turned off individually in Preferences.

Extension Homepage

https://github.com/jith/mantel