That’s the “File” app which is the default file manager on all android phones (except a few brands that have their own thing but the app File is still there usually)
They aren’t installed to a folder that the homescreen just displays, the homescreen launcher just asks android what apps are installed and displays their icons and when you press it, it asks android to launch the app, but yhere is a folder in data where there are system app apks but I haven’t checked for non system apps.
Edit: The files app also doesn’t hide .apk extensions
Mac (I think), iOS, and Android do.
Android doesn’t
That’s the “File” app which is the default file manager on all android phones (except a few brands that have their own thing but the app File is still there usually)
Check your homescreen though.
You mean the homescreen of the file app? The screenshot is from there
I assume you mean the file app because the homescreen of my phone nor other many phones i saw and used had files next to the apps
Apps have extensions, so do links
Android launchers ask to the system which apps are installed and which shortcuts were added, it’s not like desktop OSes
They aren’t installed to a folder that the homescreen just displays, the homescreen launcher just asks android what apps are installed and displays their icons and when you press it, it asks android to launch the app, but yhere is a folder in data where there are system app apks but I haven’t checked for non system apps. Edit: The files app also doesn’t hide .apk extensions
Ultimately it doesn’t matter because file extensions are just for readability.