Greetings. Not sure if I should report this here, or @ the Chinese site, but anyway ... if I'm posting in the wrong place, someone tell me.
I had some strange stuff happening with missing app icons, so I cleared data for the Launcher, which reset my desktop ( which I expected ). However in setting things up again, I've noticed a very nasty bug in the 'folder' functionality.
When I create a new folder, it appears empty. But when I drag an app into it, the folder will show the contents of the last folder I was intereacting with, plug what I just dropped in it. In effect, the new folder then functions as a clone of the other ( like a symbolic link ). But it retains it's name and location on the desktop.
The only way I've been able to set up folders and populate them is to kill the launcher and restart it ... then create a new folder and drop things in it. When I'm done with that one, I kill the launcher and restart it ... and then create a new folder ... etc.
Annoying
But at least there's a workaround.
I have already tried restarting afresh ... ie killing the launcher, THEN deleting it's data, and then setting up again. Same thing. I haven't done a complete wipe and re-install, and am hoping that's not what is required ... hopefully it's just a bug.
I had some strange stuff happening with missing app icons, so I cleared data for the Launcher, which reset my desktop ( which I expected ). However in setting things up again, I've noticed a very nasty bug in the 'folder' functionality.
When I create a new folder, it appears empty. But when I drag an app into it, the folder will show the contents of the last folder I was intereacting with, plug what I just dropped in it. In effect, the new folder then functions as a clone of the other ( like a symbolic link ). But it retains it's name and location on the desktop.
The only way I've been able to set up folders and populate them is to kill the launcher and restart it ... then create a new folder and drop things in it. When I'm done with that one, I kill the launcher and restart it ... and then create a new folder ... etc.
Annoying
But at least there's a workaround.I have already tried restarting afresh ... ie killing the launcher, THEN deleting it's data, and then setting up again. Same thing. I haven't done a complete wipe and re-install, and am hoping that's not what is required ... hopefully it's just a bug.
