I just need it to have icon pack support. I don’t want anything weird or innovative, just basic (so things like pie and kiss are out)

neo launcher is buggy and hasn’t been updated in 2 years, same with lawnchair, and neither of those have widgets working currently. the stock graphene os launcher has zero customization, fossify launcher doesn’t support icon packs. ideally Foss, but whatever at this point. bonus points is it supports private space. Thanks guys

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    I am currently using Smart Launcher and I love it, especially because how you can categorize your apps in tabs.

    Here are the screenshots, but my layout is of course a bit more customized, because I like things more compact, since it’s easier to access my apps this way.

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    I actually really like samsungs default oneui over everything I tried, but thats for tablets specifically, dex classic is pretty cool for larger tablets using keyboards.

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    How have you not realised that you haven’t actually said anywhere that you mean launchers for Android? I seriously don’t understand how this happens, you haven’t posted this in an Android-specific community. The only reason people know what you mean is because you mentioned other Android launchers. This is like walking into the centre of a city and shouting about some very specific thing without even trying to mention what it’s about. Only the people who are familiar with it will know what you’re talking about. How are you this dumb?

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    Friends - how big of a deal is it to switch launchers to test another one? I’m on Nova and happy, but I want to leave. If I switch and don’t like it, can I switch back and keep my old settings and stuff?

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    I’ve been using Lynx Launcher for a couple of months after being ultimately unsatisfied with the FOSS options I tried. I like how it’s different from a stock home screen but not too different.

    Here’s a screenshot of what my main screen looks like, to give an idea.

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    I used to use Nova, but after it was acquired and started getting sketchy, I switched to Niagara and never looked back. Not FOSS, but there’s no other launcher like it.

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      I still use Nova, but I blocked it from updating. I will need to switch eventually, but I’ve been very happy with it.

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    I found Kvaesitso to be a pretty good launcher. Simple, clean, with it’s fair amount of optimisation and a great use of the app drawer

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    I tried many launchers but keep getting back to Niagara,it’s fast, simple and easy to find app you’re looking for

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    I like Square Home. It looks like the old Metro UI (lots of tiles), and has nice large touch targets. And it supports widgets.

    It isn’t foss, sadly.

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    Hyperion is boring, but is close enough to a pre-enshittification default android launcher as it gets (read: before the Google assistant integration).

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    I use Nova, and it’s pretty standard. Very similar to the Google launcher in function but supports icon packs and other useful features.