I disagree regarding Android. Google's Android feels to me like it's trying to go against everything that makes Android good such as SafetyNet, Android 12 removing customizability from Android 11 and choosing default apps convoluted, separating gestures and launchers, half assed tablet experience.
One UI has a lot more customization and practical options and generally always implemented features before Google did, like split screen and still can do things no other OEM can.
A while ago I thought they would increase the price of subscription and introduce HiFi quality, but they do this instead. While I can understand this move and it isn't that big of a difference, it still feels like a slap in the face because there isn't any difference in service
Don't you have to stretch your thumb down when going home or switching apps?
Other foldables (and phones) handled the bend test fine.
I like shapeless icons so I use Vera
https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=cs14.pixelperfect.iconpack.vera
It got updated and I thought that was that, but after some time of browsing it just refuses to work sometimes.
Maybe I'll have to install it from a different browser
I think it's useless as you said. This just increases engagement with Reddit and that's what Reddit cares about the most. Going dark was the most effective method and they should have stuck to it.
Do you guys not use AdBlock and revanced?
Is the amount of screen being occupied by 3 button navigation bar really that big? It's a few lines of text at most.