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When using this extension together with Quick Settings Audio Panel, it does not hide the devices in the application view. It would be nice if they would be hidden as well so that the general and app view are consistent.
I am not sure if I should report this here or to Quick Settings Audio Panel but I would really like to use this two extensions together and that the devices in all views look the same.
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Hi @Ana06 This repo is probably more suitable for this issue.
Extensions touching the same areas of the Shell is pretty much always an issue, this case is a great example of that.
I just installed the Quick Settings Audio Panel extension, and, surprisingly, the hiding functionality still works. I think in this case it's the matter of timing. Depending on which extension gets activated first when your PC boots, the hiding functionality might work, or might not. Maybe just adding a short delay to my extension would be enough? I'm not sure though if extensions are started sync or async, which impacts whether delay has any chance to work. I'll have to check that in Gnome Shell code.
When using this extension together with Quick Settings Audio Panel, it does not hide the devices in the application view. It would be nice if they would be hidden as well so that the general and app view are consistent.
I am not sure if I should report this here or to Quick Settings Audio Panel but I would really like to use this two extensions together and that the devices in all views look the same.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: