You may see a small icon in the lower-left corner of your display. And hey, while you’re in the Settings menu, it’s a great time to check out some basic adjustments like font size and the blue light filter. Some of it may be of interest to you, but if it isn’t, there’s no reason to have it on your home screen. This list includes calendar events, news, photo highlights, recipes, and more.
Make sure you go into the Settings menu to toggle off Home screen stuff you don’t want to see.
After all, your home screen is what you make of it, and even without a third-party launcher, there’s plenty of room for customization. You will either find this page extremely useful or will never use it, with virtually no interruptions. This seems to be blocke by Amazon.īut anyway, creating an apk file instead of or executing the shortcut would be the optimal solution.Provides suggested content from Amazon-owned services, along with trending videos and app suggestions for you. But it is not possible to set another launcher as default launcher. I can install and run it and on the Nove home screen the shortcut is displayes and works. I even tried to replace the Amazon launcher with an alternative launcher (Nova launcher). I tried everything I could think of but was not successful. Or as a workaround: Would it be possible to create a (dummy) trigger apk file which simply "executes" a shortcut created with Automagic? Is there a way in Automagic to create an apk file instead of a shortcut? It seems that only installed programs (apk files) are displayed on the home screen.
Neither the created shortcut nor a widget appear on the Fire's home screen. I read that the Fire does not support widgets but it seems that it does also not support shortcuts. This works well on my phone but does not work on the Amazon Fire tablet. I found that this can be done by creating a shortcut (or alternatively a widget). I created my first flow with Automagic (which is amazing) which I want to execute by clicking on an icon on the homescreen.
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