More SORT options

[TheRealMystic]

Can you add the following SORT options in the Apps Tab:

1. Size
2. RAM
3. Battery
4. Data

Thanks.

[d4rken]

Feels out of scope, like #122

[TheRealMystic]

Feels out of scope, like #122

Except RAM, the others should be straightforward, isn't it?

There are not too many sort options currently, if space is a constraint.

[dragonGod97677]

Kinda out of scope for a Permission manager app

[TheRealMystic]

Kinda out of scope for a Permission manager app

There is plenty space in the sort section. Do you have other sort categories that will be more useful?

[d4rken]

Kinda out of scope for a Permission manager app

There is plenty space in the sort section. Do you have other sort categories that will be more useful?

We do not have to fill every space.

[dragonGod97677]

Kinda out of scope for a Permission manager app

There is plenty space in the sort section. Do you have other sort categories that will be more useful?

Yes there are space or not but putting it on a app like this, might just redo this entirely to a ultimate app manager.
I personally, dont like what other developers, I'll mention one, like the developer of SHAREit, what they did to the app, bloated it with unnecessary things like adding a free news feed like but videos, sports news and other more probably unrelated to a file sharing app

[TheRealMystic]

You're not adding anything here. Only adding more viewing options. Filters and Sort options don't add bloat to an app. They only make it easier for the user to see info more clearly.

[dragonGod97677]

You're not adding anything here. Only adding more viewing options. Filters and Sort options don't add bloat to an app. They only make it easier for the user to see info more clearly.

Some of my words are should be in #122 but I've posted here..

As for sorting and filtering like these

App name
App Package name
Type of permission
Is user app
Is system app
Installed by insert app store here

And those are already in the app is should enough

[TheRealMystic]

Talking of Ultimate App Manager, check this out:

https://github.com/MuntashirAkon/AppManager

This is a very comprehensive app, and extremely well laid out. But unfortunately, it is overwhelming for the average user.

And what I (despite considering myself as an above-average user) also didn't like is how it shows up pretty much in every context menu, changes all the default apps, etc. I'm aware that is necessary for app functionality, but still....

For an advanced user, this is a superb app.