When I want to refer to a bangle.js app (e.g. in a post), the best solution I know of is to add a search term to the hash like this.
The problem is that this shows a popup where the user (who's not necessarily bangle.js-savvy) has to pick between bangle.js 1 and bangle.js 2. It gets worse if the app is only available on one of the models: in the example above, if you choose bangle.js 1 you won't see anything, since the app is bangle.js 2 only (at least at the moment).
Is there a way to get to an app's entry on the app loader without this hindrance?
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When I want to refer to a bangle.js app (e.g. in a post), the best solution I know of is to add a search term to the hash like this.
The problem is that this shows a popup where the user (who's not necessarily bangle.js-savvy) has to pick between
bangle.js 1
andbangle.js 2
. It gets worse if the app is only available on one of the models: in the example above, if you choosebangle.js 1
you won't see anything, since the app isbangle.js 2
only (at least at the moment).Is there a way to get to an app's entry on the app loader without this hindrance?