Quick Settings Audio Panel (QSAP) is a gnome 45/46/47 extension that creates a new panel for sound related stuff in the quick settings.
Note: not all features are displayed here.
| Move master volume sliders (speaker / headphone and microphone) to the new panel | Always show the microphone volume slider, but the icon in the top don't change behavior ! | Move (or duplicate) media controls into this panel |
|---|---|---|
 |
  |
 |
| Create an application mixer | You can also reorder everything the way you like | If you want to, you can even merge the new panel into the main one |
 |
  |
 |
| The panel can be (almost) wherever you want ! | It's more limited on merged panel though | |
  |
  |
The Bluetooth menu overflows the other quick settings below it. It's a known issue that is not related to this extension, and I can't fix it.
As it's heavily inspired by it, this plugin is mostly incompatible with Quick Settings Tweaker (QST). However, as long as you don't enable features that try to do the same thing, it should work.
Known incompatibilities are:
- Everything in the
Input/Outputtab of QST won't work if you enableMove master volume sliders. However, no crash should be observed. - The notification panel added by QST can't be separated from the quick settings menu.
Remove Media Control on Date Menu(but notRemove Notifications On Date Menu) will remove the media controls from the sound panel if you move the media controls using this extension. If you duplicate the media controls with the extension, they won't be affected.- In some situations, disabling QSAP can crash QST.
Versions for Gnome 43 and 44 are still available, but no new features or bug fixes will be made for these versions.
If you can't install the extension from extensions.gnome.org for some reason, you can install it manually. This extension CANNOT be installed on gnome-shell 42 or older.
Instructions:
- Download the latest version
- Extract the zip archive you just downloaded in
~/.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions - Rename the extracted folder to
[email protected] - Restart gnome shell (the easiest way is to log out and log back in)