Bug report
When using KISS as my Digital Assistant app, I configured the swipe-down gesture to use Launch… and selected another app as the target.
Expected behavior
Swiping down should immediately launch the configured app.
Actual behavior
The swipe-down gesture only selects/shows the configured app inside KISS. I still have to press Enter to actually launch it.
This makes the gesture less useful when KISS is being used as a quick search / Digital Assistant interface, since the intended workflow is:
- Open KISS as the Digital Assistant.
- Search if needed.
- Swipe down to immediately leave KISS and launch the configured app.
In my case, the configured app is my launcher, so I specifically want the swipe-down gesture to immediately return me to my home screen.
Feature suggestion
If the current behavior is intentional, it would be useful to have an optional setting such as:
Launch selected app immediately
or
Auto-open gesture target
When enabled, a "Launch…" gesture would execute the configured app directly without requiring an additional Enter press.
This would be particularly useful when KISS is used as a standalone search interface or as the Android Digital Assistant app rather than as the default launcher.
Bug report
When using KISS as my Digital Assistant app, I configured the swipe-down gesture to use Launch… and selected another app as the target.
Expected behavior
Swiping down should immediately launch the configured app.
Actual behavior
The swipe-down gesture only selects/shows the configured app inside KISS. I still have to press Enter to actually launch it.
This makes the gesture less useful when KISS is being used as a quick search / Digital Assistant interface, since the intended workflow is:
In my case, the configured app is my launcher, so I specifically want the swipe-down gesture to immediately return me to my home screen.
Feature suggestion
If the current behavior is intentional, it would be useful to have an optional setting such as:
Launch selected app immediately
or
Auto-open gesture target
When enabled, a "Launch…" gesture would execute the configured app directly without requiring an additional Enter press.
This would be particularly useful when KISS is used as a standalone search interface or as the Android Digital Assistant app rather than as the default launcher.