Pop-Up Info for Icon only taskbar and Application menu

[Brickfoot]

When I mouse over a taskbar icon I want a simple text description of the application. I want this behavior for the icons in the application menu and favorites bar.

Where is this setting?

[claydoh]

When I mouse over a taskbar icon I want a simple text description of the application

I don't believe that there is such an option for the task manager, or for pinned apps or individual launcher icons added.

I want this behavior for the icons in the application menu and favorites bar.

Same here, you can configure the classic style Application Menu to show titles/descriptions in-line, in various ordering, but not the mouseovers.
I am guessing since the favorites bar has no text, that the mouseover shows the name as opposed to the description. The standard Application Launcher's Favorites section shows descriptions, as it shows text for the names.

There are numerous menu replacements available, though I have no idea if any of them will have this sort of feature. It seems like it would not be a difficult thing to 'hack' , other than finding the specific element of the qml code in the widget and change it to show the description instead of the name

[Brickfoot]

Thank you so much for the help. I was sure I had poked around everywhere for the settings.

[oshunluvr]

If you use "Application Dashboard" or "Application Menu" you can enable Descriptions as "Name (Description)" or "Description(Name)". It's only in "Application Dashboard" that I don't find that option.

[claydoh]

If you use "Application Dashboard" or "Application Menu" you can enable Descriptions as "Name (Description)" or "Description(Name)". It's only in "Application Dashboard" that I don't find that option.

But that does not effect the classic Application Menu's Favorites bar, which uses no text


But, since these are qml, which is kinda-sorta like html/css/javascript-y, it shouldn't be overly hard to figure out the part that dictates what is shown on mousover. A rabbit hole I need to avoid, since I do need to be working.