- Add privacy quick settings to the system menu for quick access to privacy settings in GNOME
- Supports GNOME 3.38+, earlier versions are untested
- Get the extension from here
- This project is licensed under GPL 3.0
- Any donations are greatly appreciated :)
- Due to limitations in GNOME shell, only sandboxed (flatpak / snap) apps can be forced to respect privacy settings
- As long as the settings changed by the extension match the settings inside GNOME Settings (privacy section), the extension is behaving correctly
- Extract the zip to
~/.local/share/gnome-shell-extensions/PrivacyMenu@stuarthayhurst/
- Alternatively:
gnome-extensions install "[email protected]" --force
- Alternatively:
- Reload GNOME: ALT+F2, r, ENTER
- Enable the extension:
gnome-extensions enable PrivacyMenu@stuarthayhurst
- Make sure the install dependencies are installed
make build
make install
- Reload GNOME: ALT+F2, r, ENTER
- Enable the extension:
gnome-extensions enable PrivacyMenu@stuarthayhurst
-
make build
: Creates extension zipmake check
: Runs checks on built extension zipmake install
: Installs the extensionmake uninstall
: Uninstalls the extension
-
make clean
: Deletes extension zipmake translations
: Updates translationsmake gtk4
: Simplifies and converts UI files (Should be run after any changes to files inui/
)make compress
: Losslessly compresses any .pngs indocs/
make release
: Updates the UI, translations and icons, then creates and checks an extension zip
- gettext
- gnome-extensions
- libglib2.0-bin
All install dependencies
- sed (
make translations
) - libgtk-3-bin (
make gtk4
) - libgtk-4-bin (
make gtk4
) - optipng (
make compress
)
- Help with the project is always appreciated, refer to
docs/CONTRIBUTING.md
to get started - Documentation, code, translations and UI improvements are all welcome!
- A live feed of GNOME's logs can be accessed with
journalctl /usr/bin/gnome-shell -f -o cat
- If the extension is crashing, an output from this is very helpful for fixing it
scripts/update-po.sh
andscripts/update-pot.sh
were derived from Fly-Pie, originally licensed under the MIT license