How to add a global menu to Gnome as it was in Unity [closed]

I really like the global menu with windows in Mac and Ubuntu Unity.

In Ubuntu, Gnome works like that otherwise ....

Can I somehow do the merge as in the picture so that the top bar is along with the header, as it was in Ubuntu Unity.

Voobshchem that was also as it was in Ubuntu Unity.

Maybe there is an extension for this?

There are a couple of extensions you may try. First one is Pixel Saver.

Pixel Saver is designed to save pixel by fusing activity bar and title bar in a natural way.

But it doesn't provide any customisation options.

Second one is a new fork of Pixel Saver called No Title Bar. It provides options like disabling/theming window buttons, whitelisting/blacklisting applications etc.

Update

None of the extensions I mentioned provide a global menu. They can be used to merge the header/title bar of maximised windows with the top panel. I believe that's what OP wanted as they originally wrote

Can I somehow do the merge as in the picture so that the top bar is along with the header, as it was in Ubuntu Unity. (sic)

There is an extension called Gnome Global Application Menu(HUD for Gnome) which claims to provide a global application menu.

I fear there is no way. The Gnome Shell Global Menu extension was an external developer effort, and he just discontinued. For good reasons I'd say.

Maybe is time to move on, as gnome-shell looks to me a lot like being back in late 2009, hopefully there is a place for Unity look and feel refugee: http://www.omgubuntu.co.uk/2017/07/ubuntu-mate-17-10-alpha-2-hud-global-menu