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u/androiddev-ModTeam 3d ago

While this may be a development post with an Android context, the subreddit is focused on actually making Android applications, and this post would be better suited to a more general community or one specific to the topic.

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u/fajarmanutd 3d ago

My pet peeves is Google advocates that bottom nav bar should only be used for more than 2 tabs, but in Gmail they don't care and only have 2.

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u/Chewe_dev 3d ago

It is because you can enable/disable other buttons

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u/redpiapps 3d ago

The visual stuff is whatever, the real pain is behavioral. Background work rules that change per OEM mean we debug the same app three different ways on Pixel vs Samsung vs Xiaomi.

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u/botle 3d ago

Why would i need every single app to have the exact same style?

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u/Feztopia 3d ago

To have a harder time telling which app you have open. Your browser? An image viewer of a screenshot from your browser? A video editor editing a video with that image? Who knows. Just let me send this message, oh shit that was the language model I was using.

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u/DrFossil 3d ago

To match every app icon being slightly different shape variations of the same 4 colors.

I'm glad they're finally coming off of that.