Full Screen Gestures app is essentially a useful tool for smartphone navigation
You can use this app on top of your regular navigation gestures, or in addition to on-screen keys, it’s up to you. You can alter trigger areas for the app, and once you get used to that, navigating your smartphone can be a breeze. Why? Well, there are a ton of actions that you set to gestures used here. You not only get access to ‘Swipe’ and ‘Swipe Far’ options, but there are also several areas where you activate those actions from. Full Screen Gestures have three activation areas on the left, right, and bottom sides of your screen. So, you can essentially assign up to 6 different actions for those three sides of the display, giving you up to 18 different actions.
You can assign a ton of actions to these gestures
In addition to your regular navigation gestures, you get over 20 actions here. So for example, you can set that a far swipe from the right brings down the notification panel, and a far swipe from the left calls upon quick settings. There are a ton of options available in the app. It may take you some time to get used to everything, but once you do, you’ll be navigating your smartphone like a champ, regardless of the screen you’re on. And just to be clear, yes, you can set app launches with a specific swipe as well. You can launch pretty much any app you want, so simply adapt all those actions to your preferences. The app is free to use, though in-app purchases are a part of the offering. We’ve included some official screenshots below, for you to check out, and decide whether you’d like to get the app or not. The download link (Google Play Store) is also included below. Full Screen Gestures (Google Play Store)
