Another wonderful app that Samsung brings us with Home Up by Good Lock and that allows us to customize the sharing menu of our Samsung Galaxy.
Yes, the Android share menu which is usually a good mess, Samsung brings us this excellent app to customize the shortcuts as we want, remove if we want the details of the file to share or go completely from Nearby Share. Go for it.
How to customize the Android share menu on a Galaxy
It must be said that the large number of options that Good Lock allows in a Samsung Galaxy is tremendous and we are offering to do things that not even with ROOT privileges we were capable of; and we know well what we are talking about.
I already we taught yesterday how to customize the pointer of the S Pen or even assign a sound when extracting to it (How can it be that of Luke Skywalker's lightsaber in Star Wars?). Now it's time for the Share menu with Home Up; an app that you can download from APKMirror, since from the Galaxy Store it may not even appear.
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Installed the app (you can see all the features of this app from the video that we have published on our channel Androidsis in Youtube), we go to Good Lock and then to Home Up. In Home Up We choose Share Manager and we will be in front of all the features of this app.
At the top we have a preview of the share menu and below all the options that we can activate. We have Sharing Data Detail to deactivate the information of the shared or the option to remove Nearby Sharing to leave a much clearer and more concise sharing menu.
After We go to Show Direct Share and that allows us to access the settings menu where this option is activated. The interesting thing is to move on to Select Share Applications to choose the 8 apps that we want to have as shortcuts from the share menu.
That is we are going to be the lords and masters of those 8 icons and we will not let Android select which ones we may be interested in. It is one of the best options on this menu to share and it gives a lot of life to it; waiting for Android to put the batteries in this sense and is that with One UI 2.5 we already have many of the novelties of Android 11.
