Hide Accesibility icon from Panel
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I have Ubuntu 18.04 and set the Scaling Factor in Tweaks to 1,10 because the 1920x1080 resolution makes stuff on my screen look a bit too small for my taste. That toggled this stickman icon, which now seems to not want to go away from my Panel unless I disable "Large Text".
Is there any way to hide this icon while keeping my settings?
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I have Ubuntu 18.04 and set the Scaling Factor in Tweaks to 1,10 because the 1920x1080 resolution makes stuff on my screen look a bit too small for my taste. That toggled this stickman icon, which now seems to not want to go away from my Panel unless I disable "Large Text".
Is there any way to hide this icon while keeping my settings?
icons 18.04 panel gnome-shell
edited May 19 at 11:04
karel
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asked May 15 at 15:50
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I have Ubuntu 18.04 and set the Scaling Factor in Tweaks to 1,10 because the 1920x1080 resolution makes stuff on my screen look a bit too small for my taste. That toggled this stickman icon, which now seems to not want to go away from my Panel unless I disable "Large Text".
Is there any way to hide this icon while keeping my settings?
icons 18.04 panel gnome-shell
edited May 19 at 11:04
karel
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asked May 15 at 15:50
SakoDaemon
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I have Ubuntu 18.04 and set the Scaling Factor in Tweaks to 1,10 because the 1920x1080 resolution makes stuff on my screen look a bit too small for my taste. That toggled this stickman icon, which now seems to not want to go away from my Panel unless I disable "Large Text".
Is there any way to hide this icon while keeping my settings?
icons 18.04 panel gnome-shell
edited May 19 at 11:04
karel
49.8k11106127
asked May 15 at 15:50
SakoDaemon
10110
edited May 19 at 11:04
karel
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edited May 19 at 11:04
karel
49.8k11106127
edited May 19 at 11:04
karel
49.8k11106127
49.8k11106127
asked May 15 at 15:50
SakoDaemon
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asked May 15 at 15:50
SakoDaemon
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asked May 15 at 15:50
SakoDaemon
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You may use a GNOME shell extension called Icon Hider. It provides you the granular control over the the top bar icons, lets you hide/show indicators individually.
Once installed, toggle off the "a11y" item in the extension's preferences window.
You may have to re-login to see the change.
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You may use a GNOME shell extension called Icon Hider. It provides you the granular control over the the top bar icons, lets you hide/show indicators individually.
Once installed, toggle off the "a11y" item in the extension's preferences window.
You may have to re-login to see the change.
answered May 15 at 16:07
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You may use a GNOME shell extension called Icon Hider. It provides you the granular control over the the top bar icons, lets you hide/show indicators individually.
Once installed, toggle off the "a11y" item in the extension's preferences window.
You may have to re-login to see the change.
answered May 15 at 16:07
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You may use a GNOME shell extension called Icon Hider. It provides you the granular control over the the top bar icons, lets you hide/show indicators individually.
Once installed, toggle off the "a11y" item in the extension's preferences window.
You may have to re-login to see the change.
answered May 15 at 16:07
pomsky
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You may use a GNOME shell extension called Icon Hider. It provides you the granular control over the the top bar icons, lets you hide/show indicators individually.
Once installed, toggle off the "a11y" item in the extension's preferences window.
You may have to re-login to see the change.
answered May 15 at 16:07
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answered May 15 at 16:07
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answered May 15 at 16:07
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