Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, handling apps from Private Space (Android 15+) can be tricky. If we aggressively patch the backend scripts to use pm list packages --user all, it merges all applications into one single list. This breaks the visual separation in the Web UI and makes the app list cluttered and hard to navigate.
Describe the solution you'd like
The best solution is to avoid aggressive script patching for list merging and instead implement native multi-profile / Private Space support directly in the AlwaysStrong Web UI. It would be perfect if the Web UI could natively detect different user profiles and display Private Space or Work Profile apps in separate visual categories or tabs.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We tried forcing --user all via shell scripts, but it mixes everything together and overrides the clean structure of the Web UI. Native implementation is much safer and cleaner.
Additional context
This will greatly improve the user experience for Android users utilizing Private Space.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
Currently, handling apps from Private Space (Android 15+) can be tricky. If we aggressively patch the backend scripts to use pm list packages --user all, it merges all applications into one single list. This breaks the visual separation in the Web UI and makes the app list cluttered and hard to navigate.
Describe the solution you'd like
The best solution is to avoid aggressive script patching for list merging and instead implement native multi-profile / Private Space support directly in the AlwaysStrong Web UI. It would be perfect if the Web UI could natively detect different user profiles and display Private Space or Work Profile apps in separate visual categories or tabs.
Describe alternatives you've considered
We tried forcing --user all via shell scripts, but it mixes everything together and overrides the clean structure of the Web UI. Native implementation is much safer and cleaner.
Additional context
This will greatly improve the user experience for Android users utilizing Private Space.