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madeirabhoy

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Sorry its a badly worded question.

in wOS9 or earlier, i could press the big side button which would bring up my most used apps first. useful for quickly reaching Forza to look at football scores, or if i was playing golf and for some reason hole19 had closed and i had to reopen it.

Now, almost certainly im missing something, but i press crown and i get all of my apps in alphabetical order, i have to scroll down to find the app i needed which is much slower, annoying with hole19 as im trying to quickly get my score or yardage and not be held up, Forza often its sat in a restaurant and wanting to discretely check how my team are doing.


is there a quicker way to access my favourite apps now?

thanks in advance.
 
Double click the crown to open your list of recent apps. Chances are your favorite apps are there. Also, "Siri, open <app>."
 
Now, almost certainly im missing something, but i press crown and i get all of my apps in alphabetical order, i have to scroll down to find the app i needed which is much slower, annoying with hole19 as im trying to quickly get my score or yardage and not be held up, Forza often its sat in a restaurant and wanting to discretely check how my team are doing.


is there a quicker way to access my favourite apps now?

thanks in advance.

Change App View to Grid from List, and arrange so your 17 most used apps are on the first page of the grid. Watch app (on phone) -> App View

Now press crown and tap on the desired app icon
 
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Change App View to Grid from List, and arrange so your 17 most used apps are on the first page of the grid. Watch app (on phone) -> App View

Now press crown and tap on the desired app icon
This. This is what I have done to sort of get the dock functionallity back for favorites.
 
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