It is found that Google needs to improve the experience of Sharing menus with the Android operating system. Since it doesn’t offer a smooth experience with the facilities offered. Even though it has come up with 13 versions of Android, it is still to apply an attractive user interface for the share menu. Whereas, with the first developer preview of the upcoming Android 14. The new report from Esper claims that the upcoming changes. As they found the intent resolver app that helps chooser code in the Android 13 QPR1 Beta. The last-mentioned enables a share sheet menu that enables users to select the app for sharing.
Although Google has set standards for the share menu, the current share menu is a little different from each OEM. While the new share menu found is subsequently a mainline module and can able to receive updates via Google Play Store. Additionally, the module divides the share menu from the firmware. On the other hand, it could only be updated with the help of OTA, if it consistently going to be a part of the firmware. Whereas, the new app is very similar to the existing share menu in terms of functionality and visuals. The key difference is the main line module respectively. Moving ahead, Google is yet to comment on the forthcoming changes in the share menu.
Also, the updates for Intent Resolve through Google Play Store would be going to offer a similar experience across OEMs. At the same time, Google could also review multiple features of the menu through updates. The adaptation to the mainline module will offer better controls for Google. Previously, the time when it was part of the firmware, the OEMs will customize it to a great extent. While the new chooser code is already live in AOSP. However, the arrival of the Android 14 Developer Preview will definitely tell us exactly, if Google has moved the share menu to a mainline module.
