how do I find app information
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Bacchus
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Hi. Your inquiry sorta begs the question. Have you tried looking into the App Store?
Bacchus
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I figured you probably had but thought I should ask. Sorry, I don't have any other ideas... 
Here's a trick I found that's left over from when iFile didn't show names at all (thanks to Apple's new naming and folder structure).
Do note you have to have iFile ... mainly because I know of no other way to do this...
In iFile, be at the main Home page (the one you come to when/if you press the Home icon). Then, create a new folder called "Applications."
Now, in iFile, go to Containers > Bundle > Application. Press the "Edit" button (top right) and select all the items in that Application folder (do so by pressing an holding one of the items to get a "Select All" popup.
With all the apps selected, tap the clipboard icon at the bottom right and select "Copy/Link."
Then tap the "Done" button (top right) and return to the Applications folder you made. Open the folder, select the "Edit" button and then tap the highlighted clipboard button again. This time, choose "Create Link" and, after the links have been made, press Done.
Now, because of the changes Apple made, iFile's developer had to change the way iFile works. So, you will see the mix of numbers and letters in Applications folder. No problems. Cause now you can open the AppInfo tweak and you will see your apps (and their info) on the first tab (titled "AppStore").
Now, this is only a temporary fix. If you add or delete an app, you'll have to repeat this (as you've only created links to the apps). However, until/unless AppInfo gets updated to work with Apple's changes - this is the best way I've found to easily see some app data.
Hope this helps.
Marilyn
Do note you have to have iFile ... mainly because I know of no other way to do this...
In iFile, be at the main Home page (the one you come to when/if you press the Home icon). Then, create a new folder called "Applications."
Now, in iFile, go to Containers > Bundle > Application. Press the "Edit" button (top right) and select all the items in that Application folder (do so by pressing an holding one of the items to get a "Select All" popup.
With all the apps selected, tap the clipboard icon at the bottom right and select "Copy/Link."
Then tap the "Done" button (top right) and return to the Applications folder you made. Open the folder, select the "Edit" button and then tap the highlighted clipboard button again. This time, choose "Create Link" and, after the links have been made, press Done.
Now, because of the changes Apple made, iFile's developer had to change the way iFile works. So, you will see the mix of numbers and letters in Applications folder. No problems. Cause now you can open the AppInfo tweak and you will see your apps (and their info) on the first tab (titled "AppStore").
Now, this is only a temporary fix. If you add or delete an app, you'll have to repeat this (as you've only created links to the apps). However, until/unless AppInfo gets updated to work with Apple's changes - this is the best way I've found to easily see some app data.
Hope this helps.
Marilyn
rasmith1959
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Here's a good example of how quoting the message one is responding to helps others to follow a conversation...
