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+1 your question! &nbsp;<br />
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Be the guinea pig and let me know how this works <a href="https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utility.autoapporganizer" rel="ugc nofollow">https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utility.autoapporganizer</a>
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+1 your question!  

Be the guinea pig and let me know how this works https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utility.autoapporganizer [https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=com.utility.autoapporganizer]

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Thanks. Seems like the organize apps are manual and haven't been updated in more than a year. If you find a newer one, let me know.
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Thanks. Seems like the organize apps are manual and haven't been updated in more than a year. If you find a newer one, let me know.

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Yea, I have not found anything either and on my last android I kept up with keeping things organized. <br />
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Sometimes the answer is there is no real answer and this may be one of those times.
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Yea, I have not found anything either and on my last android I kept up with keeping things organized.

Sometimes the answer is there is no real answer and this may be one of those times.

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turbojournal, like I said, sometimes the answer is there is no answer and this is for sure one of those times.
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turbojournal, like I said, sometimes the answer is there is no answer and this is for sure one of those times.

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Still not possible in simplified ways from a third party app.
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Still not possible in simplified ways from a third party app.

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&gt;Still not possible in simplified ways from a third party app.<br />
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And the answer given that it can't be done is correct <a href="http:Q_28410167.html#a40003820" rel="ugc">http:Q_28410167.html#a40003820</a>&nbsp; I wish there was a way.
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>Still not possible in simplified ways from a third party app.

And the answer given that it can't be done is correct http:Q_28410167.html#a40003820 [http:Q_28410167.html#a40003820]  I wish there was a way.

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Instead of dragging and dropping app folders on the home screen as folders are always changing, is there a way to auto alphabetize folder apps on the home screen?
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Instead of dragging and dropping app folders on the home screen as folders are always changing, is there a way to auto alphabetize folder apps on the home screen?

Alphabetize home screen apps on Android

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