App switchers... Which one?

[bripab007]

Wow...someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed today

I'm not really sure what to tell you at this point, save for the fact that you're taking this quite personally...

And I stand by my comments that folks experiencing problems with ProSwitcher are in the minority. That's why you typically see folks praising this app switcher/backgrounding-assister in this forum. Also, you'll see that most of the issue tickets created for it are for feature requests at this point, not problems: http://github.com/rpetrich/ProSwitcher/issues

Anyhow, I'm sorry you're so worked up about this...I hope the developers of ProSwitcher never have to run into you in a dark alley.

Good luck in life!

 

[ajohnson253]

So mainly proswitcher and Kirikae. I'm gonna have to dwnload
Kirikae right now and give it a try.

 

[atr]

I have used ProSwitcher for the past 2 months and liked it. Since the start of this thread and seeing the responses for Kirikae I decided to try it. I removed ProSwitcher and installed Kirikae 2 days ago. I must admit, I think I like Kirikae better. [THIS IS NOT A SCIENTIFIC EVALUATION] Kirikae just seems to be a little snappier, quicker response. Pro Switcher seemed to drag a little for me when envoking it, or entering an app from the slide window. ProSwitcher was a little better looking but I think I will take function over form.

DISCLAIMER: This is just my opinion, I am not an expert nor do I claim to be one. I have not tested this long enough to know anything about how it does or does not effect battery life.

 

[pixelated]

Anyhow, I'm sorry you're so worked up about this...I hope the developers of ProSwitcher never have to run into you in a dark alley.

Good luck in life!

i have no problem with pro-switcher, just your first blase, know it all reaction to peoples issues. We were only discussing the problem, we didn't need to be told our devices had problems or we were using them like idiots.., it was self evident

 

[scirica]

I could never get Kirikae to close apps without going back to the springboard. I know you should be able to, but for me it just doesn't work. If I could close multiple apps from within a single "session" of Kirikae, I wouldn't need proswitcher.

ProSwitcher looks very cool and the dev is great. I'll stick with it.

 

[tzp2]

Seconded on Kirikae. I got in based on comments in this thread and I'm loving it. I tried some of the other ones such as Multiflow and like Kirikae better.

 

[thelatinist]

I could never get Kirikae to close apps without going back to the springboard. I know you should be able to, but for me it just doesn't work. If I could close multiple apps from within a single "session" of Kirikae, I wouldn't need proswitcher.

Have you contacted Ashikase? I'm sure he'd want to fix the problem if it's reproducible. He's always gotten back to me when I emailed him.

 

[hakkian]

I could never get Kirikae to close apps without going back to the springboard. I know you should be able to, but for me it just doesn't work. If I could close multiple apps from within a single "session" of Kirikae, I wouldn't need proswitcher.

ProSwitcher looks very cool and the dev is great. I'll stick with it.

Try turn on " animate switching" under "appearance", and then you can kill apps without going back to the springboard

 

[antsh]

Try turn on " animate switching" under "appearance", and then you can kill apps without going back to the springboard

That solved the problem of kirikae closing when trying to close a process from inside it. Thanks! I have emailed the developer outlining the issue and workaround so maybe it'll be fixed for the next release. Thanks again.

 

[antsh]

Just to update everyone, kirikae has just been update to fix the close when not animated bug along with a few others.