The Google Play Store has become so rich in app selection that it’s hard to get impressed by new apps. We get the seasonal game changer, though. TapPath is here to revolutionize the way we see tapping (or clicking) on Android.
The application is unique in that it allows you to customize how you want a tap to react, depending on how it’s done. It’s a bit hard to fathom, because we haven’t quite explored these features in mobile platforms. It’s easier to think of it like the right-button or wheel in a mouse, which will perform different functions when pressed.
A single tap on a link will do what you expect – open a page on your browser. What if you double tap? You could set such action to open another app, such as Link Bubble or Pocket. A triple tap could be set to launch another app of your choice. It gives you the freedom to personalize your tapping and link experience as you wish.
The app is very simple and will bring you a whole new experience. Not surprisingly, the app is made by the same developer who created Link Bubble. Chris Lacy is selling this helpful tool for just $0.99, so go get it from the Google Play Store if you want to give it a good try.
I have downloaded it and it works like a charm, but I have only tested it for some minutes. Be sure I will let you know if I find any problems with it. And don’t forget to give us your 2 cents if you happen to download it.
Source: Chris Lacy;
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