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Add a screen: Swipe left until you see an empty Home screen, and then tap Add (it looks like a plus sign).
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Remove a screen: Swipe to a Home screen you want to remove, and then tap the Delete icon (it looks like a
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trash can) at the top.
Set a screen as the main Home screen: Swipe to the Home screen you want to make your main screen. Tap
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the Home icon (it looks like a house) at the top to make it your go-to screen. The bolded Home icon
indicates which one is the main Home screen.
Change the order of screens: Touch and hold the screen you want to move, and then drag it to the desired
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position.
Turn Samsung Free or Google Discover on or off: If you'd like to enable or disable
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Discover
( "https://www.samsung.com/us/support/answer/ANS00088162/" ) , swipe all the way to the
right until you reach the Samsung Free and Google Discover screen. Tap the switch at the top to turn it on
or off.
Edit the Home screen settings: Tap Settings at the bottom of the screen to be taken to even more options
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for the Home screen, such as adjusting the Home screen's layout.
Create or delete folders
Your device comes with preloaded folders, like the Samsung folder, so all your related apps can be together in
one place. But you can also create and edit your own folders to help you organize your other apps.
From the Home screen, touch and hold an app. You can also swipe up to access the Apps screen, and then
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choose an app.
Drag the app on top of another app, and then release. The two apps will both be added to the same folder.
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Tap Folder name and enter an appropriate name for the folder. Tap Done.
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To select a color for the folder, tap the Palette icon in the upper right-hand corner.
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You can add more apps to the folder by tapping Add (the plus sign) or by dragging other apps into the
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folder.
To exit the folder, tap anywhere outside the folder.
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If the folder is on your Home screen, you can move it to a different spot. Touch and hold the folder, and
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drag it to your desired location.
If your folder is on the Apps screen, you can also move it by touching and dragging it. Or, you can touch and
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hold the folder, and then tap Add to Home. A shortcut for the folder will appear on the Home screen and a
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