06-03-2021, 03:27 PM
(06-03-2021, 01:20 PM)Wheel_nut Wrote: "Also be sure to save the Browser as a "Home screen app" or whatever its's called on Android. This will get rid of the Browser top and bottom bars and render the moOde UI as if it were an app. "
Hi Tim, Please could you explain how to do this. I am not really familiar with the differences in behaviour of Android versions of Browsers like Firefox and Chrome.
This is an Android feature which most browsers take advantage of.
In the right-hand corner of the address-bar area of the browser window you'll see a vertical 3-dot icon. Touch it and then select "Add to Home Screen" from the dropdown menu. Follow the instructions in the popup.
Regards,
Kent
PS - I'm assuming the 3-dot icon is universal. Whether it's at the top of the window or the bottom depends on the browser. It's at the top of the Chrome browser window and the bottom of the Firefox browser window on my Pixel 3A phone running Android 11.
