[Q] Widget t connect bluetooth audio device - Android Q&A, Help & Troubleshooting

Hi,
I am looking for a wşdget app which can enable bluetooth audio streaming with just one click.
Actually, it should be configured to connect to a specific audio device when the widget is clicked.
Is there such software ? Or any simple method to do this ?
I am using ADW Ex launcher and it has some activity selection but bluetooth connection is not one of them.

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thanks for moving the thread to the correct section.
I believe there must be more than one way and/or app which achieves what I'm looking for. It is a very reasonable requirement.
any ideas ?

no ideas anyone ?

Is "Bluetooth profile widget" what you are looking for?
Just search for it on the market...
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This is exactly what I'm looking for
How did you find it ? It wasn't there 2 days ago...

Your question was interested to me, because I am also using BT for audio streaming all the time... So I did a simple search
Sometimes my phone doesn't want to auto connect to cars BT interface, so this is definitely very useful app for me.

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