Additionally, the app list now always defaults to the top - which makes this a pain.
This part of the OS 10 rework was initially something I really didn’t like. For ages, I had my apps set up in something of an “X” formation, with the most-important ones in the center and others radiating away in directions consistent with complications … so the upper-right complication would be the calendar, and the upper-right cluster of apps would be date-and-time related.
The alphabetical list view never did anything for me, and it’s worse than useless to me on wOS 10. But … I’ve re-arranged the grid view, and I think what I have now is better than what I had before.
Basically … I’ve gone from Wayfinder loaded down with complications to a minimalist face (sometimes Contour, sometimes Snoopy). A quick turn of the crown brings up widgets / stacks / whatever they’re called that give me the same information as the complications used to, but generally improved. I thought this might be annoying … but it takes about as much time to scroll the wheel as it did to squint at a complication — plus the widgets generally save me from having to tap through to the app itself.
Then, the main screen of the grid view of the app list is stuff I want to get to quickly for which a widget isn’t available or sensible (WOD, hearing aids control, calculator, messages, etc.). Below that are things which I use once in a blue moon, and then everything else that I haven’t used in many blue moons.
So, a workout is just a crown press and a tap on the WOD icon — no scrolling.
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