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Extension Manager, the popular app for installing and managing GNOME Shell extensions, released new 0.7.0 version a few days ago.<\/p>\n
The new version of this graphical application adds batch operation support for user installed extensions.<\/b><\/p>\n
By clicking on the new “check mark in a circle icon”, you can select multiple installed extensions and remove them at once.<\/p>\n
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The arrow icon in the right side of each extension, does no longer expand to show description along with See Details and Remove options.<\/p>\n
Instead, clicking on it goes directly to the extension details page. And, the Details page has been redesigned<\/b> with toggle options to turn on\/off, remove extension, and open preferences dialog.<\/p>\n
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The “Version row” in extension details now is clickable. It pops up a dialog, shows the extension version history<\/b>, along with release dates and all supported GNOME version.<\/p>\n
And, advanced users who want to modify the extension, can click the new “Location” row to quickly open the extension folder.<\/p>\n
After enabled the Search permission<\/b> in GNOME Control Center (System Settings) -> Apps, user can now search installed extensions from GNOME Overview.<\/p>\n Then, click on the overview search result to open the extension preferences dialog quickly, without launching the Extension Manager app first.<\/p>\n For searching and browsing extensions, the Show Unsupported<\/b> hamburger menu option has been added back, allowing to show or hide all the extensions that do not support your GNOME version.<\/p>\n Other changes in the new Extension Manager 0.7.0 include:<\/p>\n For more, see the official release note<\/a>.<\/p>\n Extension Manager is available in the repositories of most popular Linux distributions, but may be outdated.<\/p>\n![\"\"](\"https:\/\/ubuntuhandbook.org\/wp-content\/uploads\/2026\/11\/extension-history.webp\")
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