Derived from the original wdotool GNOME Shell bridge by cushycush. Talk2PC helps users control desktop apps. This extension provides focused window identity, pointer position, frame geometry, and virtual-keyboard key injection over the session bus (no RemoteDesktop portal on Shell 45–50). Supports GNOME Shell 45–50 (ES modules).

A dachshund burrows across your screen as the Claude Code usage limit runs out. The share of the dog sticking out of the top-right corner is the share of the limit already spent; the rest of it is still visible at the bottom left. The panel indicator shows the same number in percent.

Manage Tailscale connections and check status from desktop read more at https://github.com/maxgallup/tailscale-status/blob/main/README.md

Add Tailscale to GNOME quick settings

Add Tailscale to GNOME quick settings. Fork of joaophi/tailscale-gnome-qs with continued maintenance and improvements.

An intuitive, feature-rich, and elegant Tailscale integration for GNOME. Nothing more, nothing less.

Tile windows on a custom grid using your keyboard. Type Super-T to show the grid, then type two tiles (or the same tile twice) to move the active window.

Draw a semi-transparent rectangle on screen to indicate the OpenTabletDriver mapped area

Turns your system resource usage (CPU, RAM, disk, network, keyboard, mouse) into an RPG character-building mini-game. Earn XP, level up stats, unlock achievements and discover your class.

Turns your system resource usage (CPU, RAM, disk, network, keyboard, mouse) into an RPG character-building mini-game. Earn XP, level up stats, unlock achievements and discover your class.

Show systemd system state

Show an indicator for pending systemd offline updates.

Powerful manager for systemd services, timers, and sockets with deep monitoring, service grouping, and native GNOME integration.

Top bar stats: upload/download speed (hardware interfaces only), used/total RAM, optional disk usage, and total system power draw measured from every active power supply. Tiles can be split and placed on either side of the panel.

Show operating system, kernel and shell info in the top bar.

Displays CPU, Memory and Swap usage on the top bar.

Display real-time CPU, memory, swap, and load usage in the top panel

Real-time system monitoring widget for GNOME Shell panel. Displays CPU usage, RAM usage, Network speed and Disk activity with color indicators.

Monitor CPU, memory, disk, network, and temperature directly from the top panel. Open the dropdown dashboard for per-core CPU usage, memory and swap details, per-filesystem disk usage, live network speeds, and hardware sensor readings. Customize which metrics are shown and the order they appear in, refresh interval, temperature unit (°C/°F), network units (bytes/bits), and panel position.

Real-time system resource monitoring in the top bar — CPU, RAM, temperature, disk usage & I/O, network I/O, GPU, and power/energy tracking

CPU, GPU, RAM, Swap, Network speed in your panel

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Display resource usage.

Monitor system from the top bar

Clean UI system monitor for CPU, GPU, memory, storage, network, power.

Minimalistic CPU load monitor widget inspired by SysPeek indicator

Track app and window usage in the panel. DBus API for Synq collectors.

A GNOME quick setting for turning on and off the Syncthing service and opening the Web GUI

Shell indicator for monitoring and controlling Syncthing. Using SystemD will add the ability to (auto) start and stop the service.

GNOME Shell panel launcher for the SyMo system monitor app.

Switch windows or launch applications quickly by typing

A GNOME Shell extension that adds a X11 or Wayland session indicator to the top panel and allows the user to switch default session between X11 and Wayland.

Simulates switching the workspace on the active monitor only. Ctrl+Alt+q switches to the previous workspace, Ctrl+Alt+a switches to the next

Switch workspace like using ALT+TAB key to switch windows

This extension makes XKB shortcuts to switch keyboard layouts (such as Caps Lock, Ctrl+Shift, etc.) cycle between the two first layouts. The other ones still can be selected via the menu or using GNOME's shortcuts (Super+Space, Shift+Super+Space). It's useful when you have two primary layouts and more additional, which are used more rarely.

Adds a button to the top bar that enables internal speakers manually. This extension acts as a workaround when the headphones are plugged in but the system doesn't expose both audio outputs.

Toggle between focus-follow-mouse and click-to-focus mode

Use 4 fingers swipe to change workspace instead of 3. With support of latest gnome shell

Suspend your laptop when you close the lid, even with an external monitor connected.

Control Microsoft Surface hardware from the Quick Settings panel.

Fork of Pop Launcher Super-Key: Bind the Super-Key to a custom action

Get into the apps directly with just the Super button

Turn on/off sunshine and view its status. For it to work sunshine must be installed and configured.

Native GNOME integration for controlling Apple Studio Display brightness via studi or asdbctl. Note: You need to have either CLI tool(s) installed for this to work.

Copy directly to your clipboard all kind of useful strings: the date in different formats, hashes, IDs, random colors values, and Lorem ipsum.

GNOME Shell integration for Stretch Break, a utility that helps you take regular breaks.

Allow automatic page switching in StreamController by adding a dbus interface to fetch info about the current window.

A fast clipboard manager. Storage, search and image decoding run in a separate Rust daemon.

Simple extension to measure time. Primary button click starts/pauses the watch, secondary button resets it. Automatically pauses/resumes on screen locking or restarts (configurable).

Simple stopwatch extension for Gnome 40-51.

Prevents notification banners from stealing keyboard focus when the mouse pointer hovers over them. GNOME Shell normally grabs keyboard focus onto a notification banner on hover, so keystrokes are redirected away from the window you are typing in. This extension disables only that focus grab, leaving notifications otherwise unchanged.

Stocks Extension brings stock quotes to your GNOME Shell Panel

Remove the 'window is ready' message and focus the window instead. This is a fork of the 'Steal My Focus' extension to add GNOME 45+ support.

Automatic system tray for applications using the StatusNotifierItem/DBusMenu protocol. Displays tray icons for apps like Discord, Slack, Dropbox, Nextcloud, Steam, and more. Supports symbolic (monochrome) and original icon modes, per-app icon customization, drag-and-drop reordering, overflow icons, and individual icon effect tuning.

Show status icons in the top bar

Reduce the horizontal spacing between icons in the top-right status area

Native-like resource monitoring, with support for Papirus and Yaru icon themes.

Keep a static background while changing workspaces in GNOME.

When activating overview (Super button), the application view is shown instead of the view with the windows.

A customizable start menu for GNOME Shell with category management, recent apps, and search functionality.

A starfield behind your windows on every workspace and monitor. Fly forward through deep space, sweep sideways, or steer the vanishing point with the pointer.

macOS Stage Manager-like window management for GNOME. Group windows into stages only one group is visible at a time, others appear as stacked thumbnail cards in a left sidebar. Click a card to swap stages. Supports per-app mode, workspace mode, bell-curve hover animations, and 3D perspective.

Monitor and manage active SSH sessions directly from the top bar. Includes per-session details (user/IP/TTY), connect/disconnect notifications, and safe session termination controls.

Provide SSH search results in overview.

SSH Profile List is a GNOME extension that allows you to show SSH connections from .ssh/config file directly from the GNOME panel systray. This extension is fork of https://github.com/pramalho/guake-ssh-extension that modified to run on any terminal.

A compact Spotlight-inspired launcher for GNOME Shell. Press a shortcut, type, and results appear instantly - apps, files ranked by usage, calculator with clipboard copy, system actions like lock and suspend, GNOME Settings panels, and web search from your browser when installed.

GNOME 45+ extension that integrates Spotify playback controls directly into your GNOME top bar. This extension is not affiliated, funded, or in any way associated with Spotify.

A feature-rich Spotify controller for GNOME Shell with a beautiful popup UI.

A simple and non-obstructive way to show currently launching applications

Control the speed of gnome-shell animations

Simple and minimal internet speed meter extension for the Gnome Shell

Hyprland-style special workspace

Speak the currently selected text. Reads text from the primary clipboard buffer using the system's text-to-speech engine.

Replaces the top-panel workspace indicator with an i3-like workspaces bar.

Enable or disable the sound card entirely by loading or unloading the sound card kernel module. Bluetooth headsets are not affected.

Real-time audio visualizer for the top bar

Display the current sound percentage in the system tray

Rename or hide audio outputs and add per-app volume controls to the Quick Settings menu.

Loopback device with clickable status icon to use with pactl

Listen to SomaFm free internet radio in your GNOME desktop

Allow Solaar to support certain features on non X11 systems

Software hub in quick settings

Add or override the brightness slider to change the brightness via an alpha layer (and optionally stop using or cooperate with the exising backlight, if present).

Let it snow!

Grab text from anywhere on your screen with Snap Text, just like the popular MacOS feature. Select any area, and it instantly extracts detected text with OCR and copies it to your clipboard. Works with images, screenshots, dialogs, documents, apps, and other places where normal text selection is not available.

Manage snaps. Menu button in top panel.

Per-monitor cursor-following zoom with hotkey control.

Automatically paste Emojis from the Smile emoji picker

Pins your most used apps automatically every hour

This GNOME extension brings Windows 10–style window tiling to your desktop. It allows you to quickly snap and organize windows using familiar keyboard shortcuts — Super + Arrow Keys. Press Super + Left/Right to move windows to either half of the screen, or combine with Up/Down to tile them into corners. A simple, efficient way to boost your workflow and window management on GNOME.

Automatically pause music while watching videos.

With this extension, you can control miscellaneous smart devices on your local network:

Automatically enable Do Not Disturb on a schedule or during matching calendar events.

Smart Auto Move NG learns the position, size, and workspace of your application windows and restores them on subsequent launches. Supports Wayland.

Smart Auto Move learns the position, size, and workspace of your application windows and restores them on subsequent launches. Supports Wayland.

Sling windows around efficiently

Adds percentage labels next to the various sliders/bars throughout the GNOME interface.

A lightweight extension that ensures the GNOME Shell overview is hidden immediately after login, providing a clean desktop start.

Daily caricature display / Prikaz dnevnih karikatura