It's a bit more complicated as it involves managing screens of different resolution and sizes. Currently I'm focusing on core features that everyone will be able to use, such as dock folder and more gestures. Coming back to foldables improvements after that
You can actually float/ pin a widget to make it behave like a dock.
As for the actual dock, that can be achieved too by creating a folder, changing it to grid mode, and resizing it to the size you want. You can then float/pin it too.
Google Now slide left won't be planned soon as it requires Google not to change and break things in future, which is something I can't control. As a work-around, you can assign the Google app to the gesture when you swipe right
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)
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 ;)
Thanks for the report. Right here is actually fine to share feedback.
In terms of status bar and label colors, I'll have to add in manual controls. Currently, things are handled by the system, which means different ways of displaying on old and new Android versions.
By bumping screen size, you adjusted the scale/ density of your screen items right?
That's one scenario I have not thought of. What you encountered is partly by design - the launcher detects a different screen and allows you to configure a new screen from scratch. I have plans to add a prompt to let users confirm if this is what they want, or if they want to copy over an existing layout.
I do have a long to-do list, mainly to bring this up to speed in terms of features. There are occasional reports of crashes which I'm also investigating
It's a bit more complicated as it involves managing screens of different resolution and sizes. Currently I'm focusing on core features that everyone will be able to use, such as dock folder and more gestures. Coming back to foldables improvements after that
You can actually float/ pin a widget to make it behave like a dock.
As for the actual dock, that can be achieved too by creating a folder, changing it to grid mode, and resizing it to the size you want. You can then float/pin it too.
Google Now slide left won't be planned soon as it requires Google not to change and break things in future, which is something I can't control. As a work-around, you can assign the Google app to the gesture when you swipe right
Not currently, though an open source rewrite in the future is something that I'll be keen to explore
For drawer folders, it's currently under drawer settings
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 ;)
It's not a known bug, could you provide more details? I just tried creating a home screen folder with 4 apps, and am able to.
Do you mean the A-Z bar on the right of the drawer in Microsoft Launcher?
I've been working on a launcher for a while now, do help me test it out!
Features include:
Planned features include:
https://lemmy.world/post/14530643
Do give my work on progress launcher a try
https://lemmy.world/post/14530643
Thanks for the report. Right here is actually fine to share feedback.
In terms of status bar and label colors, I'll have to add in manual controls. Currently, things are handled by the system, which means different ways of displaying on old and new Android versions.
By bumping screen size, you adjusted the scale/ density of your screen items right? That's one scenario I have not thought of. What you encountered is partly by design - the launcher detects a different screen and allows you to configure a new screen from scratch. I have plans to add a prompt to let users confirm if this is what they want, or if they want to copy over an existing layout.
I do have a long to-do list, mainly to bring this up to speed in terms of features. There are occasional reports of crashes which I'm also investigating
Thank you. That's my test device as well, so it could be due to the app list retrieval process. I'll look into it further