Because it's STILL there. That's like telling someone to ignore a knife in their leg. Sure, if you don't look at it, you won't see it but you still know it's there and it would be nice if you could remove it.
I don’t even know how to reply to this.
Because it's STILL there. That's like telling someone to ignore a knife in their leg. Sure, if you don't look at it, you won't see it but you still know it's there and it would be nice if you could remove it.
Because it's STILL there. That's like telling someone to ignore a knife in their leg. Sure, if you don't look at it, you won't see it but you still know it's there and it would be nice if you could remove it.
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Personally, I would hate that. I used to hate it on Android (and was happy when they finally replaced it with a swipe up). Having a mandatory icon on the home screen would be much worse than having a screen that's invisible as long as I do not swipe to it.
Because it's STILL there. That's like telling someone to ignore a knife in their leg. Sure, if you don't look at it, you won't see it but you still know it's there and it would be nice if you could remove it.
Only 1 question...Why can’t the App Library be turned off if the user doesn’t want the feature
Going by how something similar like Today View has been in existence for years, seems like that's not the approach that Apple has taken with these type of OS features.Love it or loathe it, it should be a choice.
Ultimately that is up to Apple (essentially no matter what anyone here might think one way or another). Until something like that happens (if it ever does) the way to deal with it for those who don't care for it seems to come down to just not using it, again, similar to how it has applied to various other features of that nature (like the Today View) for some time now.That reply must have been stated 50 times on this thread already. An option to turn it off would be better then everybody is happy.
Because it's STILL there. That's like telling someone to ignore a knife in their leg. Sure, if you don't look at it, you won't see it but you still know it's there and it would be nice if you could remove it.
Christ 50% hate it. 50% love it.
Settings/Option/On - Off
How hard can that be?
Just noticed if you pull down on the home page to generate a search box then enter say “T”. It will alphabetically list all your apps beginning with T.
Makes the swipe to the App Library and then pulling down to reveal the alphabetical list even more irrelevant.
Thinking about this, I think the reason could be what would happen to apps you remove from your home screen if you've hidden the app library?
I guess Apple could remove the option to remove apps from your home screen if the App Library is disabled, but then that introduces two distinct ways of managing apps (app library enabled: you can delete apps or remove from home screen; app library disabled: You can only delete apps), not to mention what happens to apps that aren't on your home screen if you disable app library (do they just dump them all onto your home screen?)
Of course, all of this would be possible, but it is a bit more complex than simply hiding the page and Apple are always keen to keep things simple...
You guys are missing the point. It’s like talking to teenagers.
Some of us don’t want the App Library. If I don’t want it, I should be able to toggle it off. It’s no different that toggling off or on screen rotation.
We get the point.
But it’s not going to change. Apple are not going to add a toggle to turn off their new baby.
So we are ALL of us going to have to learn to live with it.
It certainly looks like some points related to that are continuously being overlooked. It seems that App Library is likely treated differently than just a setting of some sort given that similar features/screens like Today View that have been around for quite a while and don't have the ability to be removed. That aside, no one here, whether they agree or disagree, can do much about it one way or another.You guys are missing the point. It’s like talking to teenagers.
Some of us don’t want the App Library. If I don’t want it, I should be able to toggle it off. It’s no different that toggling off or on screen rotation.
We don’t have to. That’s why there is Android. iOS is becoming the new Touchwiz.
You guys are missing the point. It’s like talking to teenagers.
Some of us don’t want the App Library. If I don’t want it, I should be able to toggle it off. It’s no different that toggling off or on screen rotation.
We don’t have to. That’s why there is Android. iOS is becoming the new Touchwiz.
We don’t have to. That’s why there is Android. iOS is becoming the new Touchwiz.
so, you'll switch everything up to avoid swiping to the app library?
i don't think it's unreasonable to have an option to hide it (i want that for the today page too). but expecting apple to accomodate 22 whining ppl on a mac forum is probably expecting too much.
if you want to abandon the entire platform because you can't turn the app library off... you should make that move, and torture a new group of people on an android forum (which has it's own issues).
Because it's STILL there. That's like telling someone to ignore a knife in their leg. Sure, if you don't look at it, you won't see it but you still know it's there and it would be nice if you could remove it.
You guys are missing the point. It’s like talking to teenagers.
Some of us don’t want the App Library. If I don’t want it, I should be able to toggle it off. It’s no different that toggling off or on screen rotation.
I get the point. But stomping your little feet and saying "make it go away" is (1) not something we can control or (2) something Apple is likely to do. You need to be having this conversation with Apple because IF ANYONE can appease you with the App Library, it its them. No matter how many times you say it or how loudly you shout it, or how dramatically you do it, the App Library, as it exists today, is here to stay until Apple changes it... and complaining to us is just spitting into the wind.
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And I am sure the android world would welcome you back...
the total lack of irony in this post is brilliant.
Should Apple have a toggle to disable every function, perhaps a toggle to disable toggles?
If not everything who would get to decide what gets a toggle?
Not sure if someone agreement or disagreement actually changes anything for the OP in terms of their ability to avoid using the App Library.Couldn’t care less is Apple is listening or not. That’s not the point of this forum. The point of this forum is for me to agree with the OP and his/her hate of the App Library.
You guys are missing the point. It’s like talking to teenagers.
Some of us don’t want the App Library. If I don’t want it, I should be able to toggle it off. It’s no different that toggling off or on screen rotation.