No worries, glad to help! I think the problem at startup is that if Skype starts too quickly, gnome-shell doesn't see it. That's why I put a delay in the script, so that running it as a startup script is more likely to give you the icon. By the way, I think the convention is to not put .sh on the script if you put it in /usr/bin even if it is a shell or bash script (you don't need .sh to make it work), but that's just a convention.
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