@bone_naga
I also resisted the update but I went with finally because I need to test the launcher on it, and just saw your post yesterday but was too busy to reply.
This is a very short sighted decision from the developers.
@urszula @michalstasiuk I’ll repeat one more time, tell your developers to stop removing default android dialogs just because they don’t think nobody will use them.
Hiding the accessibility dialog and permission just broke some feature that some users requested from me for my text launcher.
And not only that, I use accessibility permission to access default android dialogs and features by using button shortcuts. And removing this just made it impossible.
And this is not just a disappointment anymore like with them not fixing the Bluetooth bug.
If they can’t fix something, at least don’t break other stuff.
Screenshot: instead of opening the accessibility permission dialog it just shows this window:
