extensions: Make register/unregisterTrayIconReplacement multi-instance compatible.#13680
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instance compatible. Most applets are already compatible, mark them so. Remaining ones are: - notifications (linuxmint#13248) - legacy systray applet. Only a couple of third-party applets make use of the tray-icon- replacement functions. - The network applet sends its own notifications currently, and we'd end up with multiples. Possibly some of the network code can be put in a shared class/instance.
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Most applets are already compatible, mark them so. Remaining ones
are:
Only a couple of third-party applets make use of the tray-icon-
replacement functions.
end up with multiples. Possibly some of the network code can be
put in a shared class/instance.