
also override GtkDialog's GtkBuildable->add_child and the instance initializer of GtkShortcutsWindow previously CSDs weren't removed from all windows because of that. This should fix issues with missing GNOME menu (with gThumb 3.4.x as an example) selectively disable decorations: don't drop the application menu icon by using set_show_close_button (FALSE), but instead replace the decoration_layout string of header bars to remove the "icon", "minimize", "maximize" and "close" buttons. drop compositor trick in Gtk+3 3.16.1 or higher the set_titlebar function is reimplemented there anyway, and this should solve some possible issues with newer GTK3 versions. added custom CSS for cosmetic improvements of the header bar look when CSDs are disabled (should be largely theme-agnostic, but tested against Adwaita). added bash completion support for gtk3-nocsd wrapper. The module was updated to version 3 recently and it includes quite a few improvements: Install Rhythmbox Alternative Toolbar in Ubuntu or Linux Mint
and of course, the recently added features mentioned above. repeat button can switch between repeat tracks and repeat-one-song mode.
seek forward (fast-forward) through a track (ALT + Right Arrow) and backward (ALT + Left Arrow). volume Control can be switched on or off for all toolbars. option to display album/genre/year for playing song.
Source Toolbars can be toggled (CTRL + T or from the menu: View > Show Source Toolbar). allows moving columns (title, artist, etc.) using drang'n'drop. redesigned plugin window, about box and plugin preferences window. use compact controls for the Rhythmbox toolbar. allows toggling between headerbars ("Modern" option in plugin settings) and classic window decorations. Here's a list of Rhythmbox Alternative Toolbar features:
While Rhythmbox Alternative toolbar was initially started as a simple plugin to change some parts of the Rhythmbox toolbar, it has evolved and the plugin can now change the sidebar, enable client-side decorations (headerbars), use a compact style toolbar and much more.