GNOME Shell Remove Clock Extension

GNOME Shell (version 45, 46 & 48) extension to remove (hide) clock on top panel. Built for Ubuntu users. Great for screen recordings without showing the embarrasing time you're recording the video.

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Pre-Requisites

• GNOME Tweaks App (install with sudo apt install gnome-tweaks)
• GNOME Shell (v45, v46 or v48)

Since GNOME Shell is not API stable, extensions only work against a very specific version of the shell. This extension has only been tested on GNOME 46 and GNOME 48, but should also work on GNOME 45.

Installation

• Go to /.local/share/gnome-shell/extensions/
• mkdir removeclock@sudo-swe.com. ATTENTION: Name of dir must match uuid in extensions' metadata.json file.
• Copy metadata.json and extension.js into created directory.
• Restart GNOME Shell by pressing Alt+F2 and enter 'r'.

License

Standard MIT license. Feel free to modify as you please.

Author

@sudo-swe