lgLoader Gnome Shell Extension

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Looking Glass is GNOME Shell’s integrated debugger and inspector tool. It aims to be the Firebug of GNOME Shell.

You can open looking glass by pressing Alt+F2 and typing “lg” and pressing Enter, or by getting this new useful extension that will make the job for you!

You can simply click LookingGlass Button on top panel to open and close lookingGlass dialog, or press F12 key in active mode, or use Ctrl+Alt+Tab to put cursor on top panel,move cursor to LookingGlass button and use space or down to open lookingGlass.

To use this extension simply turn the switch to “ON”

lgLoader extension

Guest

In which context exactly is the JavaScript evaluated? I mean can I use this evaluator to make some computations (which goes over a calculator, you now with an litte bit algorithm stuff), so its a special debugging context or is this the context of the shell itself, so that I can destory the shell for these session if I have no idea about the naming conventions of the Gnome Shell (which means that I can override things like the pannel logic)?
- alex285
  
  You can’t destroy anything, but you can restart the shell with ALT+F2 and “r”. In any case you can read more: https://live.gnome.org/GnomeShell/LookingGlass