Make the app available on Android 16 #6
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Thanks for the PR, @tpakis ! If you are interested in diving deeper into direct touch containers, perhaps you could take a look at this branch: main...feature/accessibility-service The goal of this branch was to enable practicing gestures while TalkBack is active. But I wasn't able to get it to work correctly. |
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Trying to find the screenreader app on Google Play Store, I saw that the app is not available for Android 16 devices and I believe the talkback gestures training feature is unique and useful for new talkback users.
To do this I updated the AGP, compile/target sdk versions and removed synthetics (did not migrate to view binding or compose)