Hi,
I appreciate that One UI 7 allows swapping widgets and toggles in the Quick Panel. However, a significant step backward has been the loss of one-handed operation in the Quick Panel since One UI 5, which is especially concerning given that one-handed use is a major selling point of One UI. Additionally, the expanded quick settings widget makes it difficult to swipe back to the previous screen (see Image 1).
Furthermore, some toggles, like Smart View and Device Control, are rarely used but take up a lot of space. There's no option to remove them or display them as smaller icons within the quick settings widget.
Therefore, I strongly suggest making the Quick Panel more customizable. Here are some specific recommendations:
* Allow toggles and widgets to be removable.
* Enable selection of a top margin or its omission (see Image 2).
* Allow frequently used toggles such as Smart View, Device Control, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth, Media Output, Dark Mode, and Mute/Unmute to be moved to the quick settings toggles.
* Enable selection of vertical or horizontal swiping for the quick settings widget, and remove the quick settings widget expansion to improve swipe ease (see Image 1). While some might suggest placing less frequently used widgets at the top, that's not an elegant solution.
Implementing these changes would significantly enhance One UI's customization and bring it closer to perfection.
Please, Samsung, consider these improvements!
Are you wanting this? Because you can go back to this like before and change the toggles.
Also you are manually expanding the quick toggles to show more than 2 rows in picture 1, which you can also reorder.
I'm sorry I couldn't explain well.
The quick settings widget which I said is this.
Even though the quick settings widget is resizable, it's harder to return to the previous screen when expanded compared to before One UI 6. A swipe gesture like before One UI 6 would eliminate the need to expand it.
