Some tips to make this experience a bit cleaner would be to use the app pair feature and save them to the edge panel. You can download it from the website below. It is not on the play store but judging by what I've read up on, this is more of an issue with Google than it is with the app doing anything shady. You can find it on the f-droid store.ģ: AppClonr: Clone apps independently of themselves and a lot more features I'd personally never use. It is neither better nor worse in any regard. Shelter: according to the Dev, shelter exists purely as an open source alternative to Island. Island: You can find Island directly on the playstore. I don't really use them except to show proof of concept on here. The third app cloner literally clones the app and has a lot more or features that you can pay for should you want them. These should probably be your go-to method should you want to do this. The first two apps cloners use androids work profile. I have not extensively used any of them and I DO NOT ENDORSE OR GUARANTEE THAT THEY WOULD WORK NOR AM I RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE OR LOSS OF DATA. To get around to app cloners, I dug around for the best ones I could find. Some apps might not work at all and while I'm not much of a gamer I doubt a) game servers would allow you to sign in twice on the same device but maybe with differnt IDs or b) I don't know why anyone would want to do this unless they're collecting Pokémon with their tablet. Apps that work offline only would obviously not have their saved data in the same location although you would be able to move files from one location to the other. Apps that would work best would be internet browsers or productivity apps that sync online (so that online sync serves as the connection between the original apps and the clone). While there are multiple ways to clone apps, it does work better with some apps than others. The way I got around to doing this is cloning the required app.
However, if you actually need to do this right now, you have android at your disposal. I would hope Samsung expands this to other productivity apps and third party devs implement it too. While most mordern Samsung devices on One UI can do this natively, it is limited to very few apps like Samsung Internet, Samsung notes and Files. Hello peoples! There have been quite a few posts on here about multitasking by running two instances of the same app in split screen.
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