Stacked left/right battery percentages for any ZMK split keyboard in dongle mode, read directly from a custom vendor HID interface added by the firmware patch.

Seamlessly integrates the Hebrew date into the GNOME top panel.

Quick access to Zim notebooks from the top bar

Auto-hide the top bar for a cleaner workspace.

Various tweaks for a more predictable Gnome shell experience

Search for your Zed workspaces easily

Shows your Z.ai (GLM) coding-plan token quota and live usage in the top bar, with a usage ring, percentage, and reset countdown. API keys are protected by GNOME Keyring; an opt-in ZAI_API_KEY fallback is also available.

A simple countdown timer for the GNOME top bar

Control YouTube Music from your GNOME panel. Shows track info, album art, and playback controls.

Deadline Timer extension for Gnome Shell.

Discover and listen to your favorite internet radio stations using the community driven radio-browser.info API.

Hides the top panel bar. But keeps it in overview, with hot corners always available

Allows integration of the Yaware desktop application with the GNOME Shell environment.

Grey background, normal weighted fonts. Looks like Ubuntu's Yaru theme.

Automatically switches between light and dark versions of the Yaru shell, icon, and GTK themes based on your system's dark mode setting. Users must first install and enable these themes manually, for example via GNOME Tweaks.

A Gnome shell extension to use Yakuake on Gnome. Adds a global shortcut to show/hide yakuake and makes the console appear focussed.

Point out X11 windows in GNOME.

Allow xremap to fetch the focused app name using D-Bus or local socket.

Five panel and window tweaks in one place: move clock right, move notifications right, grayscale tray icons, window title in panel, style inactive windows. Inspired by Unite (hardpixel), Notification Banner Position (Bruno Drugowick), Desaturated Tray Icons (cr1337), and Focus on Active Window (Hwaryong).

Shows connected Xbox/gamepad controllers as colored icons in the panel. Configure colors per MAC address in the preferences.

Enable GNOME Shell multi-touch gestures on X11.

Allows you to create a live window thumbnails that you can place anywhere on the screen and monitor windows from other workspaces or ones currently covered by other windows.

Search and control windows from the Activities overview

Horizontal workspaces indicator, shows opened apps icons in each workspace, and give you the ability to switch to another workspace by just scrolling over it and move opened windows to a another workspace buy just dragging them to that workspace. Fork of Workspace Indicator by fmuellner. To check for updates and report issues, and see the doccumentation, please visit the extension's GitHub page: https://github.com/giantturtle/workspaces-organizer-workspaces-organizer.giantturtle.github.com

Display a simple workspace indicator showing icons of apps open in it.

How to use:

Assign a different wallpaper to each workspace. The correct background is visible on every workspace panel during the slide animation and in the overview — not just after the transition completes.

Make the workspace switcher popup useful! Customize your workspace switcher behavior and the content, dimensions, position, orientation and colors of its popup indicator.

Workspace Overlay lets you quickly show windows from one workspace across all your workspaces, creating a convenient overlay. Perfect for multitasking, it keeps essential windows always visible as you switch between tasks. Easily toggle overlays on and off with customizable shortcuts, and even overlay multiple workspaces simultaneously.

Shows the current workspace number in the top panel.

Arrange workspaces in a two dimensional grid with workspace thumbnails.

Put an indicator on the panel signaling in which workspace you are, and give you the possibility of switching to another one.

Control GNOME workspaces and windows from the command line. Move, resize, focus, and tile windows over D-Bus. Works on Wayland where wmctrl and xdotool don't.

Replaces the original workspaces (activities) indicator with buttons. Each button contains the icons of the windows opened in that workspace.

Move windows across workspaces, reorder workspaces, and create new ones by drag-and-drop, directly from the top panel.

Customised Workspaces enables creating isolated and customised workspaces.

Professional workspace navigator with style options

Boost your workday wellness with customizable reminders for breaks, hydration, posture checks, and more. Features smart scheduling, visual progress indicators, and flexible notification postponing to help you maintain healthy work habits without disrupting your flow.

A minimal, good-looking way to manage snapper snapshots, from the top bar. See every snapshot, take one, delete what you don't want. Open a snapshot to see what changed in it, put single files back, or roll the whole system over to it.

This extension shows the battery of the wireless keyboards, mice, and game controllers in percentages and colors. Multiple devices are supported.

Enable/Disable Wireguard tunnels

WinTile is a hotkey driven window tiling system for GNOME that imitates the standard Win-Arrow keys of Windows 10, allowing you to maximize, maximize to sides, or 1/4 sized to corner across a single or multiple monitors using just Super+Arrow.

Hold Super key to temporarily switch to English input.

One windows circle with Alt+tab. Another one with Super+Tab. Keyboard shortcuts see on screenshots

Allow keyboard selection of windows and workspaces in overlay mode. <Ctrl>number selects a workspace, and <Alt>number selects a window.

Focus, snap, switch and resize windows with keybinds, clipboard history indicator and app tray indicator.

Focused window icon + app name + title in the top bar. Panel position control, keyboard shortcuts, per-app title colors, workspace indicator, window count badge, and fade animations.

SUPERSEDED BY TASKS IN PANEL

Automatically remember and restore window state and positions. Useful when using Gnome with wayland in a multi-monitor setup. Some applications won't remember their location when monitors are connected or disconnected. This extension solves that problem by saving window state periodically and restoring it when screen arrangement is changed.

Window Shuffle is a GNOME 50+ Shell extension designed primarily to make working on laptops with a touchpad more comfortable.

video:https://youtu.be/o6VHNqO07lg?si=NBXIxdBh4uZAhO_2

Resize the focused window to predefined sizes using keyboard shortcuts. Cycle through sizes or jump directly to specific presets.

Exposes focused window title, fullscreen status, and fullscreen window title via D-Bus for external applications.

Periodically saves window positions and restores them on unlock. Fixes problem with windows getting moved around after monitor wake from screen lock on wayland.

A floating circular button that appears near the top edge of non-maximized windows for toggling Always on Top. Supports multiple pinned windows, proximity-based reveal with smooth animations, left or right positioning, persistent visibility for pinned windows, and automatic light or dark theme adaptation.

Simple top panel button for toggling Always on Top for windows.

Advanced window monitoring extension with real-time D-Bus signals for window change notifications. Get focused window title, class, PID, and ID instantly. Perfect for automation tools, window managers, and productivity workflows. Supports both polling methods and real-time signals. Ideal for Wayland environments and integration with tools like espanso for app-specific text expansion.

Display a window list at the bottom of the screen.

Removes window is ready Notification

Manage window with touchpad gestures

Adds configurable outer gaps around maximized and tiled windows. Use one gap size for every screen edge, or configure the top, bottom, left, and right margins independently.

Displays real-time window dimensions (width × height) in the center of the window while you resize it. Works seamlessly on both Wayland and X11. Perfect for designers, developers, and anyone who needs precise window sizing.

Highlight the focused window by desaturating all other windows

Exposes a D-Bus interface for listing and controlling windows, so scripts and applications can do on Wayland what wmctrl does on X11.

Provides a D-Bus interface for managing and controlling windows, including listing, resizing, moving, and workspace management

Allows for in-depth window management, including randomizing window positions and sizes. Also a tidy mode so you can neatly arrange your windows with a single click. https://github.com/willnotbyte/window-chaos

Utilizes a shortcut to center the window on the screen and set its size to a percentage of the current screen resolution.

Utilizes a shortcut to center the window on the screen and set its size to a percentage of the current screen resolution.

Add new dbus call for windows to get windows list and some of theirs properties, plus details on window under focus. Can be used by tools such as espanso.

Adds dbus calls which can: return list of windows, move, resize, close, make/unmake above

Center active window (Ctrl+Alt+1) or resize to 80%x70% and center it (Ctrl+Alt+3)

A simple GNOME Shell extension to set your wallpaper to one of WikiArts Artwork of the day with single click! Disclaimer: This extension is not affiliated, funded, or in any way associated with WikiArt.

Wiggly is a GNOME Shell extension that magnifies the cursor when the mouse is moved rapidly.

Shake the mouse to find your cursor - a large highlight ring appears around the pointer and fades away, just like macOS.

Wiggle is a GNOME Shell extension that magnifies the cursor when the mouse is moved rapidly.

Displays WiFi generation (4/5/6/7) in the top bar with detailed connection info on hover

This extension add a switch to the WiFi menu, in the GNOME system menu, that show a QR Code of the active connection.

Desktop widgets: clock, calendar, weather, photos, and battery.

Adds a Scan QR Code item to the Wi-Fi quick settings menu. Scans a Wi-Fi QR code with the webcam and connects via NetworkManager. Requires the GStreamer zbar plugin (Fedora: gstreamer1-plugins-bad-free-zbar, Debian/Ubuntu: gstreamer1.0-plugins-bad).

Adds a Turn On Wi-Fi Hotspot item above All Networks in the Wi-Fi QS menu.

A GNOME Shell extension that displays key daily health metrics from your WHOOP device directly on the top panel. It needs developer whoop account. Details here: https://github.com/juanmagdev/gnome-whoop-extension?tab=readme-ov-file#-setup--authentication

Show the effective user ID in the top bar samely as returned by whoami command.

Shows the country flag of your current public IP address in the top panel. Click for details (IP, country, city, ISP). Refreshes on network change.

Shows what each USB cable and device can do. Lists every USB device with speed, power, and USB-C cable / Power Delivery details, read directly from sysfs. Port of WhatCable (macOS) by Darryl Morley.

Shows a customizeable analog desktop clock.

Current weather and forecasts in the top bar, for as many locations as you like.

Mindful productivity companion with screen time tracking, Pomodoro focus timer, weekly stats with visual graphs, and ambient zen music. Track your active screen time, maintain focus with timed sessions, and create a balanced digital lifestyle. Note: Screen time tracking may take a few minutes to initialize on first install. Music streaming requires the mpv media player.

Toggle wellbeing reminders from the quick settings menu.

... or maybe not, and that's why the start day is configurable in the preferences.

See your weekly GitHub, Gitea / Forgejo or GitLab commits in the top bar

Beer timer until next week-end (based on https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/667/weekend-o-meter/)

Modify starting day of the week

Organize your Computer by creating a set of home folder subdirectories per project.

A small easy-access utility type web browser for a single monitor setup.

A modern GNOME Shell weather extension with detailed current conditions, hourly and multi-day forecasts, and offline awareness.

Weather Prime brings a polished, full-featured weather station to your GNOME top bar. A clean pill shows current conditions at a glance, and a single click opens a rich, tabbed drop-down packed with everything from live radar to tide times.

Display the current weather in the panel and click the indicator to open GNOME Weather. The indicator position can be adjusted in preferences (on GNOME 45+).

Display the current weather inside the pill next to the clock. GNOME Weather is required for this extension to work.

Adds animated snow and rain effects to GNOME Shell.

Am I using Wayland or X11?