App Switcher app for iPhone and iPad
Developer: Pepper Dog Soft LLC
First release : 05 Dec 2011
App size: 1023.6 Kb
Are there people you call, email or SMS all the time?
Are there web pages you visit all the time?
Are there apps that support url schemes you run all the time?
If you answered yes to any of the above, then App Switcher is for you.
With this app you can create a quick launch list of your top tasks.
Assign them to the quick launch screen and have quick access to the actions you use the most.
For information on some apps that support url schemes, see our site:
http://www.PepperDogSoft.com/switcher/
or see the manual on our site at:
http://www.PepperDogSoft.com/switcher/manual.html
NOTE: iPod/iPad will not be able to dial numbers, just use the SMS/EMail options.
NOTE 2: Safari must be enabled and not filtered for this app to work.
NOTE 3: At this time only US numbers work, this will be fixed in a update.
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If you are experiencing problems please use the Support forum on our website (www.PepperDogSoft.com) as we can better help you there.
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Latest reviews of App Switcher app for iPhone and iPad
New version is useless, Why did you choose to update it ?! Now we lose the "update all" feature from app store :-(
dont waste your money. uses the wrong phone numbers and when you try to add more it shuts down
Not impressed with this one.
Dont waste your money. You cant create short cuts to items in system preferences.
UPDATE: The app lost Notification Centre support - now practically useless. I LOVE this app, although I can completely see why people could have a lot of trouble with it. In brief, the app allows you to use the URL schemes employed by both the OS itself, and by other apps, and put them in Notification Center to launch apps quickly. This can sound confusing, in part, because it is. Some apps have URLs built into them so that various aspects of the app can be accessed quickly. For example, the Facebook app has fb: as the URL to launch the app. If you type fb: into the Address Bar in Safari, iOS will take you to the Facebook app, assuming it is installed. the iPhones settings app can be accessed by typing prefs: into the Address Bar. A lot of research is needed to make this app work well, but many apps use the apps name with either a colon (:) or colon slash slash (://) as the URL to launch the app (Pulse news reader uses pulse: as its URL, for example). Googling them or going to the websites listed in the Switcher app (whose reviews you are reading right now) will help you find out if your favourite apps have URL schemes, and what they are. If you are a "power" user, you will definitely want this app, and any "regular" user can figure it out with about 20 minutes. If you get good at understanding it, you will be able to activate Bluetooth and Airplane Mode with one tap in Notification Center.