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You can rearrange apps on their screen, you just can't have gaps between them or move them "freely" in a way that they alwasy snap to an invisible grid...which
by dewey 4y ago
You can rearrange apps on their screen, you just can't have gaps between them or move them "freely" in a way that they alwasy snap to an invisible grid...which isn't really something I have thought about ever.
- teekert 4y agoI got used to it (especially when things are settled) but when you are fresh from android it can be annoying that you have to fill the top rows before your can place your fav apps within reach of your thumb. It feels very wrong.
- mikestew 4y agoUse blank icons to fill in the rows. Kludgy? Sure, but it gets the job done: https://david-smith.org/blank.html https://david-smith.org/blank.html
- oneeyedpigeon 4y agoI'm guessing the problem is a UX one. If, by deleting an app, all your app icons shift position by one, that'll ruin your spatial memory.