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S22+
I can drag my thumb down anywhere on my home screen to bring down the notifications. Then notifications are in bottom 2/3 of screen.
There is hardly a reason I need to reach the top 1/3 of my phone
Something like typing in a URL in a web browser
But that small inconvenience where I have to shift my hand isn't worth me losing a big screen
I can still do everything one handed
Some of these features aren't on my model, the Galaxy A32.
Settings, Display, Home Screen, Swipe Down for Notification Panel
I would have thought every Samsung device had it
Try searching for "Swipe Down for Notification Panel"
No no, I meant that swiping down from anywhere on the screen to bring the notifications isn't available on my model; only swiping down from the top edge works
According to the A32 5g user manual it is possible to turn on the feature.
How?
Type in your settings search bar "Swipe down for Notification Panel"
There should be a setting to turn on
Ok
On an A32 4G if I'm on homescreen I can swipe down anywhere to open notifications drawer.
If I'm in an app though yeah, it's top or nothing
I tried this, it just opens the "All Apps" menu despite having a dedicated button to do that enabled.
I get that when I swipe up, but not down. Maybe it's a different launcher thing. I'm using Lawnchair.
I prefer keeping the default launcher.