This isn't so much of a feature request as it is a method for implementing a
number of
feature requests I and a number of other users haves made. The general layout
of Kirikae
would stay the some but 3 additions/changes would be made.
First, a check box would be added beside each app in th Active tab of Kirikae.
When check
it would indicate the app is running, when unchecked it would indicate the app
isn't running.
This would be a simple way of starting and stopping apps.
Second, as an additional element of the check boxes, the Active tab would also
contain
recent apps. These apps would show up in the other apps field, below running
apps. When
an app is closed (unchecked) it would go below the running apps but, as it
would be the
most recently closed app, would be on top of the list of recent apps. This
list of recent apps
and running but not active apps would limit itself to 6 (or a figure defined by
the user) unless
there are more running apps then 6. EG. 1 active app. 4 running but not active
apps and 2
recent apps. OR 1 active app and 8 running but not active apps and 0 recent
apps. This
keeps the list manageable and gets around a problem I don't want to go into.
The third feature is a method of controlling whether an app backgrounds by
default or not.
This would involve the addition of a tab in the corner of each apps field when
running in the
Active tab. This tab would appear much like a folded page corner in a book.
The presence
of the tab on an app would indicate it will background by default. To change
this property a
user would swipe along an app, in the same way now used to reveal the app close
button.
This gesture would reveal an off on switch which would switch default
backgrounding on and
off.
I've uploaded a sketch of my thoughts to my flickr account and attached a link
(I'm on my
iPhone and can't upload to this post).
http://m.flickr.com/#/photos/71426049@N00/4039668232/
Original issue reported on code.google.com by hprid...@gmail.com on 24 Oct 2009 at 2:17
Original issue reported on code.google.com by
hprid...@gmail.com
on 24 Oct 2009 at 2:17