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> There's no registry, no way to see what actions are available. Damn! Was hoping such a thing existed. Or, ideally, to be able to query apps for their linkabl
by iansinnott 5y ago
> There's no registry, no way to see what actions are available.
Damn! Was hoping such a thing existed. Or, ideally, to be able to query apps for their linkable functionality.
The end goal is for any action within any app to be reducible to a single tap. I'm still new to Android so perhaps this is all doable and I just need to figure it out.
- nine_k 5y agoOn Android, you can inspect what activities are available, and invoke them directly. It's not a part of the standard installation but tools are easily available. This way, you can create shortcuts to get to most activities in one tap. With more complex automation software, you can even run them in a chain, or conditionally. It's the closest thing to URLs I've seen on a major platform. AFIACT most desktop software, built using whatever tools, is not structured this way, and cannot be easily converted.