Auto return to clock [UX improvement] #1436
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There were a few issues about this idea, which have been closed. #1390 (comment) This comment sums up my thoughts. There are other issues that are related, but this shouldn't be considered a fix for those. Unless leaving the screen open is a common mistake, it's probably not worth fixing. I updated the branch, but there were breaking changes in DisplayApp. |
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This feature has been merged via #1980 so this PR can be closed :) |
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When the os goes to sleep after loading the quick settings or the notifications or the application list, it is better to reload the clock. This allows the user not to think about it when leaving the watch in those states and instead see the clock directly when the screen goes on again without the need of user interaction