Enabling
3. Accessing Extension
Browse for Tray Icons GNOME Extension Online
Open it with Firefox or Google-Chrome Web Browser.
4. Enabling TaskBar Extension
Then to Enable Tray Icons GNOME Extension
Just Slide the Widget in the Top-Right Corner:And finally, you should Find the TaskBar Working!
5. Managing TaskBar Extension
Again to Manage GNOME Extensions from Shell
First, Install the GNOME Tweaks Tool:sudo dnf install gnome-extensions-app
And then Open it from the Dashboard:
Finally, you can easily and visually Manage all your GNOME Extensions:
3. Accessing Extension
Browse for Tray Icons GNOME 40 Extension Online
Open it with Firefox or Google-Chrome Web Browser.
4. Enabling TaskBar Extension
Then to Enable Tray Icons GNOME 40 Extension
Just Slide the Widget in the Top-Right Corner:
![How to Enable TaskBar on CentOS Stream 9 GNU/Linux - Enabling GNOME 40 Extension](https://tutorialforlinux.com/wp-content/media/dg139/browser/webPages/enablingGnome3Extension.png)
And finally, you should Find the TaskBar Working!
![How to Enable TaskBar on CentOS Stream 9 GNU/Linux - TaskBar gnome 40 top panel](https://tutorialforlinux.com/wp-content/media/dg139/gnome/3/topPanel/systemTrayIcons.png)
5. Managing TaskBar Extension
Again to Manage GNOME 40 Extensions from Shell
First, Install the GNOME Tweaks Tool:
sudo apt install gnome-tweaks
And then Open it from the Dashboard:
![How to Enable TaskBar on CentOS Stream 9 GNU/Linux - Launcher](https://tutorialforlinux.com/wp-content/media/dg139/gnome/4x/launcher/gnomeExtensionManager.jpg)
Finally, you can easily and visually Manage all your GNOME 40 Extensions:
![How to Enable TaskBar on CentOS Stream 9 GNU/Linux - Tweaks Extensions](https://tutorialforlinux.com/wp-content/media/dg139/ui/gnomeExtensionManager.png)