I wonder if Extension Manager could make it into Fedora one day.

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A first-time contributor has proposed making Extension Manager the official tool for managing GNOME Shell extensions on Fedora, reviving a dormant 2023 issue. The proposal suggests shipping it as a default Flatpak on Fedora Silverblue. Extension Manager simplifies the current multi-step process that requires browser extensions and native connectors, offering a standalone app for searching, installing, and updating GNOME extensions. The decision now rests with the Fedora Workstation Working Group, who would need to create a formal change proposal for FESCo voting if they endorse it.

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