Thank you @pavelprosto for this app.

Yes he did good work.
Sadly we don't have any news about him for a long time now.
As he is russian i wish he is in a safe place.

Note: The preinstalled applications are stored in /usr/share/click/preinstalled and "after" installed applications are in /opt/click.ubuntu.com
As someone mentioned here, using a command lomiri-url-dispatcher-dump you can check applications with existing links.

You need to choose one of those applications (e.g. Weather) and go to its installations directory (/usr/share/click/preinstalled/weather.ubports/6.0.2). Now find the file named lomiri-weather-app.url-dispatcher
So in other words the goal is to find some existing *.url-dispatcher file as an example. I found a second option used by uHome application itself and that is a json file instead.

Now do a copy of this file into your home directory. Rename according your new application, (e.g. level.luksus42.url-dispatcher). Edit this file and rewrite the url to desired word. For example rename "weather" to "level".

After this you need to make the root filesystem writable (sudo mount -o remount,rw / and copy the file to corresponding directory for the new application (e.g. /opt/click.ubuntu.com/level.luksus42/0.5/level.luksus42.url-dispatcher

Next step is to edit the manifest file of the new application (e.g. /opt/click.ubuntu.com/level.luksus42/0.5/.click/info/level.luksus42.manifest). Find the section "Hooks" and add a line refering to your "url-dispatcher" file.
Example:

    "hooks": {
        "level.luksus42": {
            "apparmor": "level.luksus42.apparmor",
            "desktop": "level.luksus42.desktop",
            "urls": "level.luksus42.url-dispatcher"
        }
    },

Be carefull about the commas at the end of lines. Note, that each line has comma at the end but the last line doesn't.

Now reboot your device and check if the new link was added lomiri-url-dispatcher-dump. If you see it there you almost won. Now you need just to add a link onto uHome desktop, use the chosen url and search the app directory for corresponding icon.

I will be happy if this guide helps someone except me. And I wish, that the uHome app will be migrated to the current and future systems. I also would appreciate if you add an option to group Links in folders like it is in android/iOs systems.

Thank you @pavelprosto for this app.

Also you added the links we talked about above, and even more

Glad to see you continue updating your app.

• The api of the application was updated on GitHub for everyone
• The position of the widget settings button has been changed so as not to overlap with other elements.
• New template browser for links. Added many new
• Added Analog Watch Dial
• Added Dutch translation
• Added time update slider for weather widget

What hasn't been fixed/added yet

• Landscape mode does not work fully
• Widgets still do not support localization(only the program itself can be translated)
• Later I will add a browser for icons for the link widget
• There was a wish that the stickers could be of any color.

You can try yourself :

On your device, open terminal and then type find / -iname "*url-dispatcher*" -type f 2>/dev/null.

On file manager git https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/filemanager-app/-/find_file/master just enter "dispatcher" or "url-dispatcher".

Try on terminal git to see what it gives when there is one : https://gitlab.com/ubports/apps/terminal-app/-/find_file/master

But, let's hope, maybe i'm wrong and @Flohack will save us lol

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works on my BQ E5 HD !!!!

it is not necessary to put a dot after every two numbers. The numbers can follow each other. Try.

That's the way i tried at first, and the number prompted in the dialer app had nothing to do with the one i put. :confused_face:

Edit : i just tested again, if i do tel://0102030405 the dialer app opens and prompts 18495...

Feel free to add some if you find or know one ^^

Edit:
@domubpkm said in Need testers Home Screen for Ubuntu Touch:

I have found : message:///06........
Use 3 /

WOW, great, thanks, i'll edit ^^

Edit 2 : i ran a test, and the 3 "/" can be used with some others, for instance, settings:///cellular will directly lead to the cellular settings!
I tried before only with 2 "/" and it didn't work, thanks to you now we know ^^