Ubuntu 18.04 - Launching Chrome shows under the VSCode icon instead
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Whenever I click the Chrome icon, Ubuntu 18.04 adds the VSCode icon to the dock or adds another dot to the VSCode icon instead of the Chrome icon. The Chrome icon doesn't display any dots, it only acts as a launcher.
If I click the VSCode icon it shows the Chrome windows, but I can also right-click the icon and select New Window to launch a VSCode window. A new VSCode window also adds another dot to the VSCode icon.
How do I get the Chrome icon working again so that Chrome dots are not added to VSCode?
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Whenever I click the Chrome icon, Ubuntu 18.04 adds the VSCode icon to the dock or adds another dot to the VSCode icon instead of the Chrome icon. The Chrome icon doesn't display any dots, it only acts as a launcher.
If I click the VSCode icon it shows the Chrome windows, but I can also right-click the icon and select New Window to launch a VSCode window. A new VSCode window also adds another dot to the VSCode icon.
How do I get the Chrome icon working again so that Chrome dots are not added to VSCode?
google-chrome icons 18.04 dock
edited May 15 at 22:02
karel
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asked Apr 30 at 15:17
Allan Bogh
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up vote
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up vote
2
down vote
favorite
Whenever I click the Chrome icon, Ubuntu 18.04 adds the VSCode icon to the dock or adds another dot to the VSCode icon instead of the Chrome icon. The Chrome icon doesn't display any dots, it only acts as a launcher.
If I click the VSCode icon it shows the Chrome windows, but I can also right-click the icon and select New Window to launch a VSCode window. A new VSCode window also adds another dot to the VSCode icon.
How do I get the Chrome icon working again so that Chrome dots are not added to VSCode?
google-chrome icons 18.04 dock
edited May 15 at 22:02
karel
50k11107127
asked Apr 30 at 15:17
Allan Bogh
1564
Whenever I click the Chrome icon, Ubuntu 18.04 adds the VSCode icon to the dock or adds another dot to the VSCode icon instead of the Chrome icon. The Chrome icon doesn't display any dots, it only acts as a launcher.
If I click the VSCode icon it shows the Chrome windows, but I can also right-click the icon and select New Window to launch a VSCode window. A new VSCode window also adds another dot to the VSCode icon.
How do I get the Chrome icon working again so that Chrome dots are not added to VSCode?
google-chrome icons 18.04 dock
edited May 15 at 22:02
karel
50k11107127
asked Apr 30 at 15:17
Allan Bogh
1564
edited May 15 at 22:02
karel
50k11107127
edited May 15 at 22:02
karel
50k11107127
edited May 15 at 22:02
karel
50k11107127
50k11107127
asked Apr 30 at 15:17
Allan Bogh
1564
asked Apr 30 at 15:17
Allan Bogh
1564
asked Apr 30 at 15:17
Allan Bogh
1564
1564
add a comment |Â
add a comment |Â
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This seems to be fixed with the following command. Please note that this will reset all custom settings on the dock, such as custom favorites and panel extensions, which is undesirable.
dconf reset -f /org/gnome/
answered May 11 at 22:43
Allan Bogh
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didn't work for me.
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1 Answer
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This seems to be fixed with the following command. Please note that this will reset all custom settings on the dock, such as custom favorites and panel extensions, which is undesirable.
dconf reset -f /org/gnome/
answered May 11 at 22:43
Allan Bogh
1564
didn't work for me.
– mdanishs
Jul 29 at 18:48
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up vote
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This seems to be fixed with the following command. Please note that this will reset all custom settings on the dock, such as custom favorites and panel extensions, which is undesirable.
dconf reset -f /org/gnome/
answered May 11 at 22:43
Allan Bogh
1564
didn't work for me.
– mdanishs
Jul 29 at 18:48
add a comment |Â
up vote
1
down vote
up vote
1
down vote
This seems to be fixed with the following command. Please note that this will reset all custom settings on the dock, such as custom favorites and panel extensions, which is undesirable.
dconf reset -f /org/gnome/
answered May 11 at 22:43
Allan Bogh
1564
This seems to be fixed with the following command. Please note that this will reset all custom settings on the dock, such as custom favorites and panel extensions, which is undesirable.
dconf reset -f /org/gnome/
answered May 11 at 22:43
Allan Bogh
1564
answered May 11 at 22:43
Allan Bogh
1564
answered May 11 at 22:43
Allan Bogh
1564
answered May 11 at 22:43
Allan Bogh
1564
1564
didn't work for me.
– mdanishs
Jul 29 at 18:48
add a comment |Â
didn't work for me.
– mdanishs
Jul 29 at 18:48
didn't work for me.
– mdanishs
Jul 29 at 18:48
didn't work for me.
– mdanishs
Jul 29 at 18:48
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