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Galaxy S24NOTE: Most apps are in "app default mode".
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โ09-08-2025 04:19 AM (Last edited โ09-08-2025 04:21 AM ) in
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โ09-08-2025 05:38 AM (Last edited โ09-08-2025 05:40 AM ) in
Galaxy S24At this point, it doesn't really matter what you want. It is the way it is. That's what updates are all about, new/different features, elimination of some old ones. In the meantime, you absolutely have a way to get out of full screen apps by accessing the navigation bar. Not to mention that apps have a settings button/menu whereby you can exit the app. I don't recall ever having the navigation bar ever sitting in the way of the full screen apps - that's why they are full screen. Why would you want the navigation bar interfering with your game or the enjoyment of your movie? Also, most apps that open in full screen are programmed that way by the app developer and it has nothing to do with Samsung.
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