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Languages Supported
Translate to: Spanish, English, and Russian
Categories of Default Applications
• Launcher or home screen
• Wizard device
• Handling calls and messages
• Contacts
• Web Browser
• Customer email
• Clock, Calendar
• Application of Camera and video
• Image Viewer
• Music Player
• Navigation and viewing of maps
• Store applications
• Input Method
Supported Languages
Supported Languages: English, English
Frequently Asked Questions
This app addresses the following frequently asked questions:
How can I remove a default application?
By clicking the remove Action, you will be directed to the application settings page where you can delete any set defaults.
What steps do I take to change the default application?
You must first remove the currently set default application.
Once no application is Designated as default, tap to choose an application from the available list.
Why should I remove a default application even if it's just a sample?
If there is only one compatible app for a specific default action, Android will always select it automatically.
Regarding Android M and later versions:
Starting with Android M, Google included a feature that lets users select "just this once" or "always" when opening an app for the first time. To designate an app as default, the option "Always" must be selected. Ensure that the desired application is correctly set.
Where can I find the admin default applications section in Android?
Beginning with Android M, there is a management section for default applications, though access remains somewhat difficult.
Utilize the Go menu Settings Apps default to directly open the window for managing default applications.
Features Overview
The Default App Manager serves as a utility that simplifies the oversight of default applications.
It provides management for common actions, lists all default apps, and grants users the ability to remove and reset their selections easily to another application.
This tool eliminates the frustration involved in establishing a default application for a particular action or file type.
►Important Note:
Depending on the Android version Running on your device, additional categories may be present.
As of Android M, Google has incorporated default app management, creating an option that's challenging to access using the direct shortcut in the application menu.
Overview of Default App Manager
The Default App Manager is a helpful tool for effectively managing the pre-set applications on your Android device. It oversees default apps invoked during actions or file openings and streamlines the overall management process for these applications.
Important Notes
Based on the Android version installed on your device, you may encounter more categories than previously mentioned.
Since Android M, Google introduced management capabilities for predetermined apps, leading to slightly more complex accessibility through the application menu shortcuts.
Key Features
• Displays a list of all default applications.
• Allows viewing and initiating the default apps.
• Clears defaults within a specific category.
• Resets to the designated default app.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
This application addresses pertinent frequently asked questions:
How can I eliminate the default application?
Clicking the remove action opens the app’s settings page, enabling deletion of default configurations.
How do I modify the default application?
Initially, you'll need to eliminate the current default app.
When a default app isn't set, tap to select one from the available options.
Why would removing the default application even reveal it?
In cases where only one compatible app exists for a default action, Android consistently selects that application by default.
Android M and Later
With the introduction of Android M, Google implemented a feature that prompts a user requesting to open an app for the first time to pick between "only this time" or "always." To establish an app as default, 'Always' must be selected. Ensure that the selected application is appropriately set.
Where can I locate the default application manager within Android?
From Android M onwards, there exists a dedicated section for managing preset applications, albeit it remains somewhat challenging to access.
Utilize the Go Default Apps Settings menu for quick access to the Default Apps interface.
