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Does Google Photos or Gallery give you the ability to hide specific folders?


I've also tried Photos, but I keep bumping up against the folder problem. It might be old fashioned, but if an app doesn't give me direct access to the folders and instead gives me an overview of all images on my device, I'm less inclined to use it.

I also love the ability in QuickPic to show/hide folders very easily, but also very much behind the scenes.

Come to think about it, there's just too much about it that I don't want to give up.
 
I didn't need to read the permissions to know they were up to no good. Every new update of clean master brought a new annoyance. Swipe to clean, swipe for shortcuts, weather widget, useless notificAtions, "your device is susceptible to the heartbleed virus. Install our antivirus". Like their mission was to take over your phone. Every update a new step in the invasion. The junk cleaner had become junk itself slowing down my device. Performance increased when I got rid of clean master.
 
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There's also a new permission, it can now receive Push Notifications...
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I just removed Quickpic. I was using the version which doesn't update, so I'm not doing it to avoid that. Rather, it's because I reckon that I'll have to find an alternative at some point any way, and sooner rather than later. I've chosen Gallery KK for now, because it's close enough to what I'm looking for.

It's not perfect, so I'm still open to alternatives.
 
A+ Gallery | Albums lists one image from each folder and gives the folder name. Click on the image to see the contents. Click image to select it. Click three dots and select information for full file information.

Swipe left or right to see the previous or next image.

The A+ user interface takes a little work to learn.

... Thom
 
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A+ Gallery | Albums lists one image from each folder and gives the folder name. Click on the image to see the contents. Click image to select it. Click three dots and select information for full file information.

Swipe left or right to see the previous or next image.

The A+ user interface takes a little work to learn.

... Thom

You're not wrong, it does take a little work to learn it.

But it does have the folder view and it is adequate, so I'll give it a fair try.
 
I did some searching, and I think I have found the best fit for me so far:

Aperture Gallery (Beta)

It's got quite a bit of customisation, and it is purely folder based.

I don't mind things like auto awesome or stories, but I also like having one app which just shows me my images and nothing else.
 
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