ActivityLauncher 2 #234
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I think it would be better if the Edit Shortcut menu items are on separate lines with the header and the input fields, that way there will be more space to fit more text, those edit fields should be as wide as possible and everything be on the middle/center of the screen for easier access on nowadays taller screens with 1 hand, that's my personal opinion, other than that - I will have to compare the 2 side by side, but I don't have a way currently to build / compile it locally, so I hope GH Actions will be able to when it comes to that. You know what, it turns out that I actually prefer pop-up dialogs, instead of separate menus, which I thing you should reconsider and revert back to such, it can still fit everything (I think)... Other than that, maybe try to make it show the activities count of each package in the list and while in the activities menu it would be nice to have a quick on/off toggle for the show/hide unexported activities, without having to first go to the settings. Please also plan a pure amoled black (not dark) theme as a 4th option. |
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Hello, will it be possible in this version to edit shortcuts in the app menu? I am looking for a way to redirect the system call for DocumentsUI to any other file manager app, as DocumentsUI constamtly crashes. So I installed Activity Manger. But I can only make shortcuts that are saved on the home screen. But I would like to alter the shortcuts in the Activity Manger Menu. Is that possible? There is no way to save altered entries... Thank you in advance! Kind regards Frederik |
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Hope you might create a branch for Jetpack Compose. I would love to work on that. |
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Hi folks,
I started working on a version 2 of Activity Launcher on branch feature/v2. Started from a fresh Material 3 app in Kotlin and now progressively porting the rest of the app. Was able to get rid of the loading screen by only showing packages on the first screen, then loading one package's activities on a second screen, and finally showing the edit shortcut dialog as a third screen with action buttons, instead.
You guys got some feedback on this? @Ismael034 @drogga
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