

I can confirm there’s a difference in quality too
I can confirm there’s a difference in quality too
yeah u are right
Thank you very much
Just tested Pixel Camera is indeed better. Still looking for an Open Source alternative that could compete with it though
thankyou very much
That is good to know, thanks a million
I have installed Lawnchair nightly. But when it loads only 3 apps icons are shown in home screen. It seems that I need to manually drag and drop all my 50 icons from drawer to home screen. is this the default behaviour. Is there a way to add all icons directly to home screen?
Also I have enabled it in the setting. But my newly installed app from f-droid doesn’t show automatically on my home screen which seems to be a strange behaviour. Maybe a bug?
much appreciated
but it doesn’t seem to support grapheneOS I will take a look at it in the future
it is the smoothest in all that I have tested. But it doesn’t support “automatically add newly installed app icon to homescreen” which bothers me a lot
“Organize app icons in bulk” is a bit unclear to me, but I think at the very least this will tick most of them
By “Organize app icons in bulk” what I meant is to rearrange multiple apps at once, long-press on any app icon or on the home screen itself until the device enters jiggle mode. Then, drag one of the app icons to an empty spot on the screen. While keeping a finger on that app icon, use the other hand to tap any additional apps that need to be relocated. As more icons are tapped, the home screen will create a stack of apps under the finger, along with a number indicating how many have been selected.
thanks a lot
for those who are interested
Many thanks, but according to https://youtu.be/dK1YTsUdd1w, smart launcher doesn’t seem to support drag app icon onto another icon and automatically create a folder with 2 icons in it. We can only create a separate folder first and then put icons in it
that is very sad to hear, as organizing apps into folders is very essential for me. Do you have any recommendation for a smooth experience of organizing apps into folders? (without those restrictions)
Oh but you do
I have made my point and clarified myself in my previous comment. If you are having trouble comprehending it you can ask nicely
You say Apple isn’t any better (or worse off) than Android when it comes to privacy. If that’s the case, you would then prove your claim with facts from reputable sources. Just saying something doesn’t make it true.
I would expect your apology for your misuse of language. I would also expect your gratitude in return for the time I spent enlightening you.
None can make a solid conclusion about which one is better because both stock google and apple are closed source. YOU CAN ONLY GUESS
this extension could help me use extensions that I don’t trust but need their funcitonality
Thank you very much
as you didn’t answer my question so I will ask you again
If you dont even care why paste your comment under my other cross post?
The downvotes say otherwise.
The downvotes means nothing without coherent logic
The onus is on you to provide Apple is worse for privacy than android.
I don’t have the responsibility to show you why you are wrong
good luck
The downvotes say otherwise.
The downvotes means nothing without coherent logic
The onus is on you to provide Apple is worse for privacy than android.
I don’t have the responsibility to show you why you are wrong
good luck
is it safe and private if i download it in my main profile but with network permission disabled?