extension-manager VS topgrade

Extension Manager [0] allows for installing Gnome extensions through an libadwaita app.

This replaces the Gnome Extensions app and the browser extension.

[0]: https://github.com/mjakeman/extension-manager

If I remember correctly you need gnome-shell-extensions for the auto update to work in extension manager. https://github.com/mjakeman/extension-manager

You can use https://github.com/mjakeman/extension-manager to check whether your extensions have support for a particular gnome version from the upgrade assistant.

FWIW, the GNOME Extensions addon broke on Firefox 110.1 (installed natively) on Arch Linux for me too at least a week ago. I've tried troubleshooting why, but came up with little. I've concluded it's just dead for some reason, on my system at least. I have since uninstalled it and have been using Extension Manager instead to manage my shell extensions for the time being. No complaints here.

My suggestion would be to start using https://github.com/mjakeman/extension-manager instead. I think it's much better than the browser-based way of installing them.

Bonus tip: Extension Manager is an app to manage your extensions.

https://github.com/mjakeman/extension-manager can show you a list of compatible extensions before you upgrade, and it also allows you to search and install extensions without the browser extension.

Finally, you might want to check out the Extension Manager app, this makes managing extension easier in my opinion.

I'm using Topgrade which do everything at once

But when I update PopOS I use topgrade, and I use it daily. It not only updates via Flatpak and apt it also knows about and updates Snaps, Rust, Node.js, brew and Python and all of the other ways I install software.

If you cannot avoid mixing package sources, then maybe topgrade would be useful to you. It leverages all package managers it can find on your system to upgrade all available packages. It works with apt, dnf, zypper, pacman, linuxbrew, nix, pkgsrc, and everything else you can imagine.

I also recommend topgrade

Enter topgrade

Ooh cool I didn't think to include that functionality nice.. (haha btw i'm using this program to upgrade everything (topgrade) maybe i'll include this if i can)

Try with aptitude or [topgrade][(https://github.com/r-darwish/topgrade).

I realize this isn't an answer to your question, but have you heard of Topgrade? It's basically your script but more.

And update everything with topgrade!