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Currently the only way to adjust the volume is to open the hanabi extension settings and set a value there or via the audio settings in GNOME settings where you can set a volume per currently playing audio stream. Both ways are a bit complicated. It would be more straight forward and user friendly if you could adjust volume by mouse scroll if cursor positioned over icon in panel, as it for instance offers mpris label extension
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Erstellungsdatum: 2024-02-15 14:43:54
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Hardware-Modell: Hewlett-Packard HP EliteBook 6930p
Speicher: 8,0 GiB
Prozessor: Intel® Core™2 Duo T9550 × 2
Grafik: AMD RV620
Festplattenkapazität: 500,1 GB
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Firmware-Version: 68PCD Ver. F.16
Name des Betriebssystems: Fedora Linux 39 (GNOME 45.4)
Betriebssystem-Build: (null)
Betriebssystem-Typ: 64-bit
GNOME-Version: 45.4
Fenstermanager: X11
Kernel-Version: Linux 6.7.4-200.fc39.x86_64
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Currently the only way to adjust the volume is to open the hanabi extension settings and set a value there or via the audio settings in GNOME settings where you can set a volume per currently playing audio stream. Both ways are a bit complicated. It would be more straight forward and user friendly if you could adjust volume by mouse scroll if cursor positioned over icon in panel, as it for instance offers mpris label extension
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