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cross-posted from: https://linux.community/post/932225
So I want to get rid of these grey boxes that got added to everything in the overview. They are in the bar as shown in the image, they are in every text in the overview search as well.
For my taste it is disgustingly ugly. And I can't find where I can make it go back to normal.
For me it looks like this, the same as in gnome 46. What distro are you using?
I stared at that headline thinking… 46 grey boxes… what am I not understanding.
I'm not a Gnome expert and are using the 'dash2dock' extension, but if I right click on rightmost 'show apps' icon, and select 'dash2dock settings, I can change opacity, bg color and such.
Not sure where else to change those settings, so apol's if this is not applicable in your case.
I don't use that extension, it was the theme that had to be updated because gnome 46 changed some stuff.
Anyway thanks for helping troubleshooting!
