It shouldn't be too hard to create a simple editor for the "blacklist" file now that all the app names are in a table.
The main advantage over using Notepad would be that the exact app names would be known (preventing the user from making typos)
Reminder that it needs to support disabling entire menus: For example, "Transmit" would disable the entire transmit menu.
Perhaps it could list all apps with an enable/disable toggle for each one (preferred), or just show a list of disabled apps and provide a way to add or remove entries from the list. The list should be scrollable since it may be longer than will fit on the screen.
Instead of a blacklist editor app, another possibility would be to support "long press" on an app icon on the menu screen which could potentially cause a list of options to be displayed such as "Disable app" and "App settings", but this method couldn't be used to re-enable the app.
Description of the feature you're suggesting.
It shouldn't be too hard to create a simple editor for the "blacklist" file now that all the app names are in a table.
The main advantage over using Notepad would be that the exact app names would be known (preventing the user from making typos)
Reminder that it needs to support disabling entire menus: For example, "Transmit" would disable the entire transmit menu.
Perhaps it could list all apps with an enable/disable toggle for each one (preferred), or just show a list of disabled apps and provide a way to add or remove entries from the list. The list should be scrollable since it may be longer than will fit on the screen.
Instead of a blacklist editor app, another possibility would be to support "long press" on an app icon on the menu screen which could potentially cause a list of options to be displayed such as "Disable app" and "App settings", but this method couldn't be used to re-enable the app.
Anything else?
@htotoo just fyi per discussion in Discord