• Gnome
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    41 year ago

    I learned something new today! I didn’t know you could change apps on Android and now I feel a bit silly.

    • @Infernal_pizza
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      281 year ago

      This is shortcuts on iOS, it has a few limitations like no notification badges

        • @[email protected]
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          71 year ago

          For what it’s worth, you can turn that off for any app without going through the hassle of setting up a shortcut. It’s in the Notification settings for each app.

          • @[email protected]
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            11 year ago

            oh I know, it takes forever to go through and disable all except the few you actually want to bother you at any time. I would prefer to opt-in to the ones I use instead of the other way around.

      • @RustedSwitch
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        51 year ago

        No notifications, and a banner popover when you run it, which some people will find annoying

        It’s an easy way to get started with your first shortcut though!

    • Natanael
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      61 year ago

      Lots of Android launchers let you freely customize icons

      • @sph
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        141 year ago

        And names, I always rename those “My Company” apps to just “Company” so I can find them back in the list. That “My …” stuff is so annoying.

    • @saltesc
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      31 year ago

      You can always install an earlier .APK. Find, download, open. And hope it wasn’t something someone riddled with malware.