AppChooser for Android
Fed up of share giving me email addresses I never use. Installed this and perfection already - just the apps I want and no root access. Going to use it longer before rating it a 5
It's not giving me an option to use this as default share, so I have to find out on the share list first. A-Z not working for me without customised name option as so many things aren't called by the app name - I want Pinterest under P, not A for add, Drive under D not S for Save to drive, so I still can't find things
Pointless, you still need to chose AppChooser to share material. Same # of steps
i found you omg missed ya for 1 yr with better open with these 2 are the Bomb
Almost perfect! Works on latest Android 7 on my S7. Not a hacky method, uses official android intents.
A must have install on all my devices! Still works with Marshmallow
Come on back we need you more than ever
Faster - adaptive - looking better - easy-to-use. Thank you for great application!
Does not work in HTC stock gallery application
This is the way Android's share should work
Junk.
Andmadeshare was malfunctioning on my Samsung Galaxy S6... none of the apps were marked as hidden, but only a couple appeared when I attempted to share an article. I replaced Andmadeshare with this app, and everything seems to be working fine. Too bad it's no longer supported.
Helped solved a problem I have with the UI of the LG G2's share menu, which was ugly and keeps everything alphabetical. This app presents your most used options first, which I prefer.
You still have to scroll down to appchooser every time, so what's the point of the app?
Even on Android 6.1 this app still works great! I was so annoyed by the native sharer menu, which always rearranged items. This app works and looks great. THIS should be the native sharer!
This is a nice app that makes the share menu usable. It crashes when sharing eBay items, on eBay version 2.6.1.2 with KitKat 4.4.2.
Simple. If you long press the app not needed it will be removed from the list. It will leave only the ones you actually use! Thanks.
I had so many apps in my share list before. This makes it much easier to share. I mostly use FB messenger, email, text push bullet. Now these are all at the top and easy to select. Galaxy S5. Thanks!
This fixes the problem I've had with having tons of "share ready" apps that clutter up the share menu and never get used!
Pointless, you still need to chose AppChooser to share material. Same # of steps
share a photo but i want to see a file manager or a picture viewer which are all can't be see under app chooser disappointedly
Muy útil. Es una verdadera lástima que se haya detenido el desarrollo. Ojalá se libere el código fuente de la misma. Sería muy útil agregar, de ser posible, la opción de renombrar el texto de los items mostrados
This is a very nice app. It functions well. Not sure why support ended. I would have liked to see what else can be added.
Great job.....because it has a nice idea for find the app from gallery.and keeps the app in a gallery in stylish way so its nice....
Uninstalling
makes things easier
Is there a way to get this working on Google+?
It's much better than the built-in share feature.
Must have, much better than Android app picker
Does not work in HTC stock gallery application
This is the way Android's share should work
Does not seem to have any effect
Cool little utility/tweak
Works as advertised.
Love
HTC incredible s. Allows to hide actions, but they still show up in the sharing menu - so no effect.
Simplifies things, helps non-rooted users avoid apps you can't uninstall when sharing, etc. I think I've only noticed one bug...on some actions won't let me remove apps. Samsung SPH-D700
Simply saves time and annoyance every time I use share, which is all the time! :-) Superb. Thanks!!
Nice and clean. Needs multiple share option though. Also a little slower to launch share app but not that bad.
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Old, but still works (vanilla 6.0.1). The solution if you're fed up with the Marshmallow "direct share" menu with the random contacts popping up. If only the theme was more materialish.