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Are there Unity-like quicklists for GNOME?

I had a lot of quicklists configured in my Unity. But I do not know how to add quicklist to an application in GNOME shell.

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For example, I need an "Enter Private Browsing" option under Firefox and "Enter Incognito Mode" shortcut under Chromium Browser.

Any help is appreciated.

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Vivek
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There is currently no way of doing so. Gnome 3 doesn't yet support the X-Ayatana-Desktop-Shortcuts tag in .desktop files (though I'm planning to write a gnome-shell-extension over the weekend to rectify this). I'll update this answer with the relevant link on Monday. You'll have your quicklist functionality then.

Although I must say it's a feature which should already have been released to the community by canonical, since it's such a simple extension. I don't like unity and I feel they're going down a bad road. It won't be long before I'm switching to arch/mint if they continue this embrace-extend-extinguish approach to linux development.

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