The Simple Taskbar 7.2.0 update for GNOME Shell introduces a new settings search box and various panel improvements, emphasizing usability over new features. Key enhancements include the ability to highlight application indicators, improved icon sizing, and a new option for bottom hot-edge functionality. The update also addresses several bugs and streamlines user experience by preventing unnecessary redraws and ensuring settings persist across panel modes. This version is available for free via the GNOME Extensions store and supports GNOME Shell versions 48 through 51

Simple Taskbar 7.2.0 Adds Settings Search and Panel Fixes to GNOME

Simple Taskbar 7.2.0, a popular GNOME Shell extension, released today with a new settings search box and a batch of panel and geometry improvements. The update reads as a polish-and-usability release rather than a feature bomb, refining icon magnification, adaptive sizing, and fixes for vertical and multi-monitor setups. It supports GNOME Shell 48 through 51, collects no telemetry, and is available for free through the GNOME Extensions store or by building from source.

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