Beta software has a history of being unstable. However, once an
Android Beta reaches platform stability, developers have usually resolved most bugs with third-party
apps, making them less prone to malfunctions. Nonetheless, other issues can still arise. For instance, with
Android 14 Beta 3, numerous Pixel users experienced the loss of the ability to access the share sheet for content sharing with other devices. This has understandably frustrated those affected, especially since Android 14 Beta 3.1 did not resolve the problem.
Fortunately, there is a third-party app called Sharedr available for free on the
Google Play Store that can restore the share sheet functionality. This app is designed specifically for those subscribed to the Android 14 Beta program. As someone who has been unable to share content effectively on my Pixel 6 Pro ever since installing Android 14 Beta 3 (even after installing Beta 3.1), I decided to give Sharedr a try. It turned out to be the perfect solution I was looking for, as every time I tapped on the share icon, the app’s share sheet became accessible.
Sharedr does not collect any personal data and does not require in-app payments or display ads. Currently, the app remains relatively unknown, with just over 50,000 installations. However, I anticipate that this number will increase in the coming days. After all, this is not an app that most users running a stable version of Android would typically install. With over 1,000 reviews, the app boasts an impressive rating of 4.3 out of 5.
The share sheet from the Sharedr app
It’s important to note that not all Pixel models and Android 14 Beta users have experienced issues with the share sheet. Some users have found that performing a factory reset, while backing up their data first, not only resolves the content sharing problem but also improves overall phone performance. However, if you prefer to avoid resetting your phone and the share sheet is your primary concern with Android 14 Beta 3.1, installing the Sharedr app is the simplest solution available.
To install Sharedr, simply
tap on this link, which will take you directly to the Google Play Store. There’s no need to hesitate or pay any fees – just install the app. The share sheet provided by Sharedr is organized alphabetically, and you can scroll upwards to access all available options.
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