Me Shortcuts open your most-used screens directly: a long press on the Me icon on Android offers the dialer, call log, favorites, contacts and identified calls, and any of them can be dragged onto the home screen as its own one-tap icon.
Although all of the ME features are significant, we all have our favorite ones, some like to view their Call Log's ten times a day, and some can't resist seeing who checked their profile, and hey, we don't judge;) But we thought maybe we need to create a shortcut for you, to shorten the process and save you some of your valuable time.
How.... Let's get to it!
A long Tap on the Meapp icon will open a shortcut menu ready for you to choose from and apply.
Want to create a shortcut? It's an easy one!
A long Tap on the ME logo will open the shortcut menu → dragging the chosen shortcut to your Home screen
You can create shortcuts to the following screens:
Identified Calls:
Quick opening of ID calls, so your curiosity will soon answer.
Call Log:
Quick opening of the call log history screen., so you will quickly call back to the ones that are waiting in anticipation of your call back:)
Favorites:
Quick opening of the favorites screen, because why linger, right? Favorites should be within reach!
Dialer:
Quick opening dialer of ME- for that "special occasion," when you need to
dial a new number:).
Contacts:
Quick access to your Upgraded contacts-with a selection of filters, you can always stay on top of your contacts (for example, view who's your latest new contacts and more).
All shortcuts will open the app's relevant page, but you can navigate through the shortcut to other places in the app.
Important Note: it applies only for supported Android devices Only!
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Two taps saved, fifty times a day
A shortcut is a small thing until you count how often you open the same screen. Checking who viewed your profile every morning, opening the dialer to identify a number, calling a favorite on the drive home: each one straight from the home screen, skipping the app's front door entirely.
