For drawer folders, it's currently under drawer settings
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Not for current version. With the stuff I have learnt from building this, a rewrite could be possible, but I do not have a timeline on that yet
Thanks for the ☕
There are a few available styles, including a more classical grid mode for folders
Thank you. Welcome your feedback here
I can't advise on this, but I suspect not, especially if the task bar is part of Samsung's launcher :(
Thanks for link, bookmarked for future implementation
Currently not, but a major update will be dedicated to enhancing the current search capabilities
Thank you for the detailed feedback - really appreciate your suggestions. Quite a number of these will be polished up along the way, and new features added (app tags, more gestures and options)
Not for now, I've not ruled out an alternative open source version, but that will happen with a future rewrite
Currently multi touch gestures aren't supported ;)
Thank you so much! A video speaks a million words and yours helped me to instantly identify what's causing this.
What happens is that when you remove apps from a folder until one is left, that app remains as a folder, and currently this launcher doesn't allow you to drag one folder over another.
A workaround is to tap that "folder" and drag that last app out from its "folder", into the other folder you want it to be in.
A fix for this is planned, thanks for highlighting this confusing behaviour ;)
Hi everyone!
I'm happy to share my app, Octopi Launcher, which I've worked on for quite a while now.
Octopi Launcher is a launcher for Android, built with the latest trends in mind, which includes visual and haptic effects, and support for foldables.
Features:
- App drawer, dock and homescreen
- Different homescreen for different screen layout/ orientation/ size/ foldable position
- Widgets and (autoscrolling) widget stacks
- Blur for widget and dock background (experimental)
- Home screen and app drawer folders
- Fine/ free positioning of home screen apps and widgets
- Big home screen icons
- Swipe up/ down actions for icons
- Display drawer items as icons or tiles (or single list); sort by installed date or updated date
- App search + instant launch
- Assign a nickname to an app for instant app search and launch (e.g. searching "ff" launches Firefox instantly)
- Icon pack support
- Wallpaper blur when opening app drawer (on supported devices)
- Work profile support
- Fun animations, reflections and haptic effects
Screenshot album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/8xiXqSABV7Rhad139
Firstly, join the Google Group to gain access: https://groups.google.com/g/octopi-launcher-alpha-testers
Then, use this link to download the closed beta: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.otp.octopilauncher
I'd love to hear your feedback below, and have a nice day!
Hi everyone!
I'm happy to share my app, Octopi Launcher, which I've worked on for quite a while now.
Octopi Launcher is a launcher for Android, built with the latest trends in mind, which includes visual and haptic effects, and support for foldables.
Features:
- App drawer, dock and homescreen
- Different homescreen for different screen layout/ orientation/ size/ foldable position
- Widgets and (autoscrolling) widget stacks
- Home screen folders
- Fine/ free positioning of home screen apps and widgets
- Big home screen icons
- Swipe actions for icons
- Display drawer items as icons or tiles (or single list); sort by installed date or updated date
- App search + instant launch
- Icon pack support
- Wallpaper blur when opening app drawer (on supported devices)
- Work profile support
- Fun animations, reflections and haptic effects
Screenshot album: https://photos.app.goo.gl/8xiXqSABV7Rhad139
Firstly, join the Google Group to gain access: https://groups.google.com/g/octopi-launcher-alpha-testers
Then, use this link to download the closed beta: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/com.otp.octopilauncher
I'd love to hear your feedback below, and have a nice day!
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Not currently, though an open source rewrite in the future is something that I'll be keen to explore