there is no easy way to do that, you would need to build a custom application with a hidden icon (this is much easier said than done)
#uninstall system apps [closed]
dawn aspen
trail wolf
there is no easy way to do that, you would need to build a custom application wi...
I'll wait for more answers, but thanks anyway
trail wolf
there is no easy way to do that, you would need to build a custom application wi...
I will research more about this type of app, thanks 🙂
thorn pine
Hax is one of the experts and a developer. You cannot do otherwise
If the apps are missing, the system knows they are and tries to download them via an update. Online services won't let you connect while an update is pending, so you have to update
There is no useful reason to remove the applications
dawn aspen
the real technical details is to make an application that does nothing, but the title id matches the app you want to "hide", and with a flag set in the icon to not show it on the home menu
but doing this is annoying, you need a PC to build the cia for each one, and you still need a bunch of files you would need to build a normal application
thorn pine
And really, the apps take up no useful space you'd want to free up, nand space is reserved for them and not really usable by general applications
The only thing they might do is reduce your icon count, and you could just not hoard having 300 games installed at once, since you have means to juggle your games onto external storage for later reinstall, and eshop isn't going offline for downloads anytime soon
So it is a complicated solution to something that generally isn't a problem