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Please, return the "Supported versions" section, which was recently removed. Here're a few cases I've found that make it still useful:
To see if an extension is orphaned, or if you just need to wait for a new compatible version. It's useful for both installed extensions and when you're looking for a new one
For developers: to decide whether to contribute for an extension or it takes too much time, depending of how old the extension code is
To see how often an extension has been updated (are there some gaps between versions or not) to decide if the extension is well-supported
Some people may have multiple devices with different gnome versions and need to see if an extension supports all of them
FYI: You can currently access the same info using the Download: Shell version dropdown on the extensions website:
Yep, fair enough.
I don't think it's very useful information to have on the browse page, but I'd be alright with adding it back as a dialog which pops up when you click on "Versions" on the browse page.
Please, return the "Supported versions" section, which was recently removed. Here're a few cases I've found that make it still useful:
Related issues: #604
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