Top Bar Organizer

Have you ever thought that GNOME's top bar could use a bit more customization? Like, wouldn’t it be great to move around different functions, panels, icons, or menus? If you’re nodding your head yes, then Top Bar Organizer is something you should definitely check out!

What Is Top Bar Organizer?

Top Bar Organizer is one of those super handy GNOME Shell extensions. Basically, it lets you organize the elements on your GNOME Shell top bar. So if you're wondering what it does exactly, here’s the scoop: you can hide menus and items from the top bar. But even cooler, you can move them around too!

How It Works

Using Top Bar Organizer is really simple! You access it through its Settings menu and can shuffle items around in one of three boxes: the Left Top Bar Box, Center Top Bar Box, and Right Top Bar Box. For example, if you want to move the Quick Settings menu to the center of the top bar, just drag it from the Right Top Bar Box to the Center Box. You can also shift the date menu to the left side or slide the Activities menu over to the right.

Easy Drag-and-Drop

The best part? All you have to do is drag and drop these elements into one of those three boxes, and boom! The changes happen instantly.

A Simple Yet Effective Tool

You might think that Top Bar Organizer isn’t flashy or anything special at first glance. But believe me—it works perfectly! In fact, it works so well that you'll start wondering why this isn't already a standard feature in GNOME. It's a fun little extension that can really boost your experience with your desktop setup by helping with some simple adjustments.

How to Install It

You can easily install this extension from its EGO page or make things even easier using the super handy Extension Manager app. And for more info or to download directly, check out this link!