() Be ruthless in moving content from your KF from the device to the cloud. () Keep all other apps, books, music, videos, docs, etc in their respective repositories.
Rearrange as necessary to put the items you want to see without scrolling on the top shelf. () Put other frequently used items on the Favorites shelves below the Carousel. Each time you return to the launcher ask yourself if you're going to go back to a particular item very soon. Get rid of items on a regular basis and limit its contents to apps and other content you use very frequently. With that in mind you can either replace the launcher, altogether, as suggested above, or use it as it was intended. Some are available at Amazon and others can be side-loaded as long as you enable installation from 'unknown sources'.ĭefinitely not a fan of the Carousel but I don't see it going away anytime soon simply because Amazon, I believe, considers it a "branding" feature. For me, though, the Carousel sets the Fire apart from a typical android device and I quite like that.īut, as others have said, there are alternate 'launchers' available that will work on the Fire. Though I'd not object to an option to turn it off for those who'd prefer that. I'd like it to be only for books.OR to be switchable between 'show books', 'show other', 'show all' or something like that.
So the only improvement I'd really like is if you could set it to not drop apps and web pages and stuff on their automatically in the first place. The ones I use frequently are in my favorites anyway. I generally don't leave apps there either. That was time consuming, but now I do it as I read them. When they first allowed removal from it, I went through and removed all the books I'd already read. It's fun to spin when you're just looking for something new.
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