[robertopne123]

Is there any way to add a homescreen shortcut without any text underneath or invisible text?

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[diegonei]

Nope

[robertopne123]

Nope

Yes, there is. I found a way now. Thanks anyway

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[diegonei]

Yes, there is. I found a way now. Thanks anyway

If you wanna prove someone wrong, you gotta provice... proof. (Which would also get you points with the community - sharing knowledge and all that).

So: How to or didn't happen.

[robertopne123]

If you wanna prove someone wrong, you gotta provice... proof. (Which would also get you points with the community - sharing knowledge and all that).

So: How to or didn't happen.

If you use "\uFEFF" as the text under icon, it shows up as invisible.

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[thurask]

If you use "\uFEFF" as the text under icon, it shows up as invisible.

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Yes.

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[diegonei]

If you use "\uFEFF" as the text under icon, it shows up as invisible.

And why didn't you say that instead of "Yes, there is. I found a way now. Thanks anyway" if the bit I'll never understand...

[Umaima_B_Dia]

And why didn't you say that instead of "Yes, there is. I found a way now. Thanks anyway" if the bit I'll never understand...

Well, to achieve this:

[RodgerLeblanc]

Thurask solution is perfect when used in QML, here's the code I'm using in C++ to achieve the same :

bool ApplicationUI::addShortcut() {
    bb::platform::HomeScreen homeScreen;
    return (homeScreen.addShortcut(QUrl("asset:///images/empty_icon_144.png"), "\e", QUrl("appworld://vendor/70290")));
}