That'll skip past the standard notification panel and take you directly to the fully expanded Quick Settings section. Slide into Quick SettingsĪndroid's Quick Settings panel is a shortcut in and of itself - a single place with one-tap toggles to some of your device's most commonly used functions, from Bluetooth to the flashlight and beyond.ĭouble your pleasure and get a little meta by using a shortcut to this shortcut mecca: Just swipe down from the top of your screen with two fingers (any two - swiper's choice!). If your device runs an older version of Android - or simply doesn't have gesture navigation enabled - you can achieve a similar effect with Android's traditional three-button navigation system: Simply double-tap the Overview key (the square-shaped icon) to flip back and forth endlessly between your two most recently opened apps.īoth commands will work from your home screen, too, for a zippy return to whatever process you had open last. With Android 10's gesture system, flicking your finger toward the right and left along the bottom edge of the screen will let you snap between recently used apps. Once more than five seconds have passed, you'll instead need to flick your finger to the right again to go back to that previous app (slightly confusing, I know). If you then decide you want to return to the app you came from, you can flick your finger to the left for about five seconds after that initial snap.
Cut out delays in toggling between apps by putting Android's semi-secret fast-snap function to use: If your device runs Android 10 and has gesture navigation enabled, flick your finger toward the right along the bottom edge of the screen to snap back to your most recently used app.
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