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I don't think a launcher app like Facebook home can be associated with the Android home button automatically when it is installed, so the browser toolbar compar
by slouch 14y ago
I don't think a launcher app like Facebook home can be associated with the Android home button automatically when it is installed, so the browser toolbar comparison isn't perfect.
- untog 14y agoI don't think a launcher app like Facebook home can be associated with the Android home button automatically Automatically, no. But it will give you a prompt that will allow you to set the home button to go to Facebook Home.
- RealCasually 14y agoPut another way, once installed, you press the Home key, and are 2 TAPS away from having it permanently set. It is a great solution to the problem, and something sorely lacking on iOS (for things like browser and email defaults).
- jimktrains2 14y agoI don't think I understand. You can install different home apps, and you can select which one will launch when you hit the home button. I do this, often.
- brian_cloutier 14y agoWhat he means is, a big problem with browser toolbars is that they are installed automatically. With different home apps, the user is always in control. (Although resetting a default once you've chosen it could be made a lot easier) So comparing it to browser toolbars doesn't really work.
- bookwormAT 14y ago"(Although resetting a default once you've chosen it could be made a lot easier)" I imagine most customers reset the default simply by uninstalling the new launcher. The way through the app settings is really well hidden.