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I installed the beta the moment I heard the keynote say I could immediately. The new swipe-up-from-Home UI is off by default. I had to turn it on in Gestures.
by Zarel 8y ago
I installed the beta the moment I heard the keynote say I could immediately.
The new swipe-up-from-Home UI is off by default. I had to turn it on in Gestures. By default, it's the old three-button UI: Back, Home, App switcher.
- jbredeche 8y agoThank you, I was wondering why I didn't see the new nav!
- The_suffocated 8y agoHow are UIs on third-party apps affected? If you turn on gestures, does it mean that on a third-party app, one has to use gesture now to do what could be done before using a back button?
- Zarel 8y agoIf you turn on the gesture mode, it's still largely the same UI, it's just that the "App switcher" button is gone. The Back button is still there, in the same place as before (although it does disappear on the Home screen now, which is neat). Tapping Home and tapping Back still do exactly the same thing. Long-pressing Home still opens Google Assistant. Opening the app switcher UI is now done by dragging Home up (instead of tapping App Switcher). Quickly switching to the last used app is now done by dragging the Home button right (instead of double-tapping App Switcher).