Dash to Dock is the absolute most essential extension.
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yes the most important
Here are some of the extension I used:
BTW I use GNOME without any extensions.
Blur my shell, Alphabetical App Grid, Caffeine, Dash to Dock, Gnome Clipboard, AppIndicator and KStatusNotifierem Support, GSConnect, Vitals, User Themes, One Thing,
Nice! I installed Blur my shell and One Thing. One thing is perfect, I've been doing this with paper lol.
Some extensions I use:
- Arc Menu
- Autohide battery
- blur my shell
- burn my window
- clipboard history
- drive menu
- GS Connect
- rounded window corners