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Profile
Portfolio
- Amphibians
- Batoidea
- Cephalopods
- Dermaptera
- Echinoderms
- Fish
- Jellyfish
- Mammals
- Marine organisms
- Nudibranchs
- Reptiles
- Sea Anemones
- Sharks
- Spiders
- Sponges
- South African Biodiversity
- Tubeworms
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- eco-blog
- Pelion
- Cookbook
- Other
Research
- Shark Research & Conservation
- Project: Continuous monitoring of Common Stringray's nursery area
Multimedia
Other Topics
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How to install GNOME Shell extensions from a web browser

4/5/2018

Step 1: Install browser add-on

For Google Chrome, Chromium, and Vivaldi: Chrome web store.
For Firefox: Mozilla Addons.
For Opera: Opera Addons

Step 2: Install native connector

sudo apt install chrome-gnome-shell

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Profile
Portfolio
- Amphibians
- Batoidea
- Cephalopods
- Dermaptera
- Echinoderms
- Fish
- Jellyfish
- Mammals
- Marine organisms
- Nudibranchs
- Reptiles
- Sea Anemones
- Sharks
- Spiders
- Sponges
- South African Biodiversity
- Tubeworms
Blogs
- eco-blog
- Pelion
- Cookbook
- Other
Research
- Shark Research & Conservation
- Project: Continuous monitoring of Common Stringray's nursery area
Multimedia
Other Topics
E-shops
Refers & Discounts