Marco Trevisan
Marco Trevisan
It could depend on the libappindicator or libayatana indicator behavior more than on us, as we expose both support for legacy tray icons and AppIndicator icons.
New version exposes a setting to disable legacy tray icons, see if that helps your case.
Have you installed the libappindicator library?
I see, this extension now also supports legacy icons (as many around), but to get better icons support, ensure libappindicator is installed.
this is handled through the `.panel-status-indicators-box` css class provided by upstream, it could be tuned by using a local `.appindicator-box` css class too, but we does not override it by...
> Is that a file on my machine that is read at runtime or is it part of the source code? If at runtime, where can I find it? That...
Regarding this bug in general, I've done some changes in #415 that also affect this, please check again if you are affected.
Well, indeed that's possible, but ideally we'd like not to show icons that are only icons with activation... As these are not really something useful. Reason why menu was always...
What version are you running?
By a menu you mean something like this:  If that's the case, it's because it's using libappindicator (or libayatana-appindicator) to show the indicator, which is actually the preferred behavior...