Niagara launcher is my all time favorite launcher. I don't think I can live without it now.
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Very nice. Digging the minimalist setup. I may try this next.
Background is a close up of the rollercoaster Ride To Happiness, the big orange/black widget is my school tinetable, screen time, weather and a few Apps
I have built my own launcher that consists of two rows of apps on the bottom of the screen which are auto populated with my most used apps. Additional there is a "swipe down to search" view for all other apps. Nothing else.
Keeping it simple, I take a functional approach to my phone.
It's KISS Launcher, and defaults to most other things. The app list is in order of last used from the bottom, except for the ones I have pinned as icons above the search bar.
Lawnchair + Light Void icon pack. I like minimal UI.
Nova launcher (yes, I know, all others were too painful β¦ and so far nothing bad is happening). Not sure why the leftmost folder is called google, I guess I used to have more google things there? Nowadays, itβs just Maps and the store, but also FOSS maps applications and NeoStore/F-Droid.
KISS launcher
I still use the Pixel Launcher given animations have been broken for... Years?
Awful delay when swiping for the recent app screen.