iOS users might not be familiar with different Android apps and App Tray or App Drawer is one of them. Basically the App Drawer presents a central spot to view and launch any installed app. The same feature can be used on iOS device running iOS 9 or later with a jailbreak tweak called AppDrawer. Here how to get Android App Drawer on your iPhone, iPad running iOS 9.
The AppDrawer tweak is basically copies a very little and useful integration from Android which people find very useful. The main idea behind the app is provide a centralized and single location to access and launch all the installed apps.
How-To Get Android App Drawer On iPhone, iPad
One you have installed the app, you will find a new icon on your device home screen for App Drawer. The new icon will be labeled as “Apps” and it actually behaves as launcher interface for any installed app to open.
One thing which is very cool about this new App Drawer app that you can move and place anywhere on device Home screen. It means that the App Drawer can be relocated on iPhone dock as well.
Unlike other available Cydia launcher apps (like Fern and AppBox 9) it does not require an Activator gesture and apps can’t be opened from device lock screen. The AppDrawer just occupies one app icon space. You’ll find two sections the Apps and the other is Favorites. Each need to be toggled under Settings –> AppDrawer –> Hidden AppDrawer Icons to decide which app will show in the drawer. You can even the app from home screen in order to solely show in AppDrawer.
At this moment, the AppDrawer current version supports all iPhones, iPad running iOS 8, iOS 9 or later. You can download the Android like App Drawer from BigBoss Cydia repo just for little amount to paid.
