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    Is there a way to remove scopes/dash?

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    • R
      rf last edited by

      Hi all,
      I am a new user (but long time Ubuntu user) determined to escape Android/iOS. I'm liking a lot of UBports on my Nexus 5. Few teething probs, but the sort of things I expected I would have.
      One silly thing that is bugging me - is it poss to turn off the Scopes/dash on rc/stable and have the app drawer as it appears on the devel ch? I am constantly swiping at it to try to get rid if it. I have been through the menu several times and searched. Am I being really unlucky & missing it or is it only like that on the devel ch atm? Looks beautiful on there as untouched xenial snow & as smooth as butter. On rc atm, as I mean to use this as my daily phone - sounded like a happy balance, but would be great if poss to switch to that clean no app appearance. Cheers

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        • Flohack
          Flohack last edited by

          No sorry, the drawer was never there before what we will ship with the next OTA. But fear not, the progress is good and we are confident yo do not have to wait too long.

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            Giiba last edited by

            Or you could switch to dev channel and try it out. Frankly the dev channel seems more reliable as far as my usage has shown.

            You can always switch back to stable should something be problematic.

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            • Lakotaubp
              Lakotaubp last edited by Lakotaubp

              I second the comment above from @Giiba

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              • R
                rf last edited by

                Good stuff - thanks, all & all noted. Look forward to following progress & helping if & where I can.

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