Settings Widget vs Android System WebView Dev Usage & Stats

With Settings Widget you can create home screen widgets to access various system settings (wifi on/off etc.). The widgets also display the status of the settings directly on the home screen. The widgets are freely customizable and you can create as many widgets as you want. The size of the widgets, the number of settings (rows and columns), the order of the settings as well as the graphical representation (colors, text visibility, etc.) can be adjusted as desired. Some settings can be toggled on/off directly, while other settings have to be toggled via the corresponding system settings for technical reasons. A few other settings are just shortcuts to the corresponding system settings. Settings Widget supports the following 21 settings: - Wifi: on/off, toggle directly or via system settings (device-dependent) - Mobile data: on/off, toggle via system settings - Bluetooth: on/off, toggle directly or via system settings (device-dependent) - Ringer mode: Sound/Vibrate/Mute, toggle directly - Airplane mode: on/off, toggle via system settings - GPS: on/off, toggle via system settings - Auto rotate: on/off, toggle directly - Brightness: adjust directly - Wifi hotspot: on/off, toggle directly or via system settings (device-dependent) - Flashlight: on/off, toggle directly - System settings: Shortcut to the system settings - Auto sync: on/off, toggle directly - Do not disturb: on/off, toggle directly - NFC: on/off, toggle via system settings - NFC Payment: Shortcut to the NFC payment settings - Apps: Shortcut to the apps settings - Date and time: Shortcut to the date settings - Device info: Shortcut to the device info settings - Screen Timeout: adjust directly - Power Saving: on/off, toggle via system settings - Nightmode: on/off, toggle via system settings