Do you change the apps on your iOS dock?

[TripleOne]

Phone, Mail, Todoist, and Safari.

 

[nikkisharif]

I switch mine to my most used apps. It never made sense for me to keep it stock.

 

[klam28]

Phone - Safari - Mail - Messages

I like the way the "green" icons sandwich the "blue" ones. Sucks being a perfectionist sometimes..

 

[Smply_Rckless]

Very sure this set up is way different.

Talking about the dock icons

 

[Highrisedrifter]

From left to right, Phone, Messages, Gmail, Dolphin Browser

I used to use Mercury Browser but after the security issue a few months back with XcodeGhost, I moved browsers. I like a browser with tabs at the top, like my Firefox browser on my PC. If Safari had the option to do that, I would unhesitatingly use it.

Here's the article on Mercury on this site, for those unaware - XCodeGhost malware: What you need to know | iMore

 

[eyecrispy]

Yes. Phone, Messages, Mail, Calendar on my 6S. Contacts, OneNote, Mail, Messages, Calendar on my iPads Pro.

 

[lkveggie]

Mine is mail, messages, Spotify and camera. I booted the phone off as soon as I got an iPhone because I rarely call anyone.

 

[TwitchyPuppy]

Yep!
I have Phone, Messages, Safari, Mail =)

 

[Fit24]

Yes. I switched to the apps I use the most. Phone, Messages, Mail and Notes.

 

[akirakiki]

 

[tsparks1]

I have the same exact setup. //images.tapatalk-cdn.com/15/11/13/ea06f209a939f4242840fd550a3a418a.jpg

lol, just found this thread. Get much email?

 

[SprSynJn]

My dock is still set to the default. I use all four of those apps enough to not warrant a change.

 

[Spencerdl]

I do change my bottom dock from time to time, but it's a rare change.

 

[TwitchyPuppy]

Phone, Messages, Safari and Mail since the 4S

 

[stayawayfromthey]

Mine is Messages, Notes, Tweetbot, and Safari.

I am on the phone a lot, but I use Siri to initiate calls almost always that I don't really need it on my dock or even on my main home screen.

Safari used to be Chrome, but after I got my new phone and couldn't jailbreak to make Chrome the default browser, I've stuck with Safari since everything opens it. And it's nice that Safari View Controller allows for all the cookies that are stored in Safari (so I don't have to log into a website again if I'm viewing it through Tweetbot or whatever else).

 

[anon(9602380)]

Mine are as pictured below.

 

[browneyegravy]

I go with phone, mail, calendar, and messages

 

[Rob Phillips]

Mine are as pictured below.

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Settings, eh?

 

[anon(9602380)]

Settings, eh?

Yes, I tend to use it a lot for checking out wallpapers I am creating. I am in settings several times a day.

 

[Rob Phillips]

Yes, I tend to use it a lot for checking out wallpapers I am creating. I am in settings several times a day.

Don, if I didn't give you a hard time, who would?

(answer: @robertk328)