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Please allow non-manufacturer launchers to use DefaultBadger for all devices #271

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Hi!

Sorry for my poor English!
Would you please change this section of code?
Otherwise launchers that not included to ShortcutBadger does not have possibility to use DefaultBadger on devices manufactured by "ZUK", "OPPO", "VIVO", "ZTE".

Thank you!

@Final12345 Final12345 changed the title Please allow non-manufacturer launchers to use DefaultBadger for everything devices Please allow non-manufacturer launchers to use DefaultBadger for all devices Mar 5, 2018
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Harmonickey commented Aug 18, 2019

I'm not a contributor to this repo, but I don't understand this modification nonetheless. If the device is not manufactured by ZUK, OPPO, VIVO, or ZTE then it would go into the else { } block anyway and use DefaultBadger() which is the desired behavior you want right?

I would think that if it was manufactured by ZUK that you would want it to use the ZukHomeBadger instead of the DefaultBadger? Correct me if I'm wrong?

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I would think that if it was manufactured by ZUK that you would want it to use the ZukHomeBadger instead of the DefaultBadger?

No. If device is ZUK, but current launcher is not "ZUK launcher", I want it to use the DefaultBadger.

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