- Network tools
- Power Statistics
- Volume Control
- Software token
- Software token (small)
I just googled that for you …
yay -R gnome-nettol gnome-power-manager pavucontrol stoken
stoken is for both together.
But some of the program (network tool, volume control) I would not uninstall …
Thanks for the reply. Sorry, I was confused about the package name and afraid about breaking the system by removing the wrong one.
Aren’t those available in gnome settings?
It is required by openconnect, but I don’t want the gui and I tried to remove stoken-gui and output says it is not installed!
Good idea to ask before uninstalling … 
They are but both programs do have much more options.
stoken-gui is part of the package stoken. You can uninstall it only with the complete stoken-package
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Thanks for explaining everything. So, those are staying with me, but I will put them in a directory to make things look tidy on the launch pad.
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you can also hide apps you do not want to see in the menu. they simply show up because they have a desktop file.
use an extension per example: https://extensions.gnome.org/extension/5895/app-hider/
or copy these desktop files into users dropin for applications and set them to not show on gnome…
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Thanks for workaround 
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