Description The main feature is the separated management of applications and windows. The top left hot corner offers access to launching applications. The top right hot corner offers access to window management. Applications are grouped, somewhat similarly with the default category view. Nevertheless, each group can include more than one category. Also, in each group, the favorite applications come first. Additional features include: - Application hiding, without excluding them from appearing in search results - Moving applications to the user/system/status menu - Keyboard shortcuts for the application menu and search Please note that the keyboard shortcuts (might) conflict with existing shortcuts. Known problems: Sometimes, the overview still keeps the focus, even if hidden. A workaround is implemented, but whether it works or not is still to be proven. The presumption is that the overview might grab the focus more than once. If that was the case, the workaround should work. ("focus" <=> the overview is a modal, full-screen, application) Making an application favorite, or the reverse, might crash the shell. A workaround is implemented, but it might not work in all cases. It relies on propagating the change only after a delay. That delay might be too short. If that's the case, try increasing it using the dConf editor or using this command: gsettings --schemadir ~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/apps-and-wins/schemas \ set org.gnome.shell.extensions.apps-and-wins workaround-delay \ 500 (where 500 are milliseconds and that's 5 times more than the default) The same delay is used for another problem. When reducing number of the menu groups, one of the remaining groups might "lose" its children. They're not lost, it's just that the expand/collapse button disappears. A workaround is implemented, yet, as said before, it might not work in all cases. Any kind of long term use alongside the default gnome shell theme requires certain style changes. Try the options from the "Tweaks" preference page. The right corner might get activated only after triggering, for a first time, the left corner. A workaround is implemented, but it might not work in all cases.