Racerx2oo3
Newbie
A widget that acts as a container for an application. Would be useful for applications that I want to be able to see on the Home Screens, but that don't have a widget.
Does this exist?
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necosino
Android Expert
Get Apps Organizer. Let you create folders on your home page that is easy to assign apps to and is alphabetized. For example, I have 2 folders, Games and Social. Games with all my games, and soial with links to m.facebook.com, friend stream, etc.
If you have a lot of games, you can star your favorites. At the top of the folder just tap the star and only your favorites will be shown.
If you have a lot of games, you can star your favorites. At the top of the folder just tap the star and only your favorites will be shown.
ConstantineXVI
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If I'm understanding OP properly, he wants to be able to run an app on the homescreen, contained within a widget instead of running full screen. In short, it can't be done. The Android UI's not designed to allow multiple apps to run on-screen at once, as phone screen sizes make doing so rather impractical. The only way to do this would be to modify the core Android libraries themselves; and there's no guarantee you could do it without breaking compatibility.
Racerx2oo3
Newbie
Yeah, how would you even interact with a full-screen app that's been sqeezed down to 1/20th of its intended real estate? How would you access the menu? Sounds very dodgy. Sorry.
BTW, ConstantineXVI: welcome to the forum!
It wouldn't have to be squeezed down that far, a 4x2 widget with a narrow border could hold an app easily you would only see the full screen view however, you could easily scroll within the widget to reveal the rest of the screen.
Maybe its not possible or practical, just was wondering.
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