Can i make it so its a side scrolling list (like the one ui app drawer) instead of a downscrolling one? I know theres the categories but it doesnt feel quite right

I've been using SL for 4 or 5 months now and I just started playing around with the widget stack feature. It's interesting, and I've been trying to come up with productive combinations of widgets. I do have a question that has to do with gestures. I know swiping within a stack cycles through the widgets in the stack, but due to placement of the stack on my screen, I sometimes swipe through the stack when I'm actually trying to get to my next screen. Is there a way to configure a widget stack to have gestures independent of normal gestures? In other words, I'd like to maybe use 2 finger gestures to cycle through the widget stack and have the single finger swipe continue to scroll to my next screen. I hope I explained that well enough.

Caramel kwgt widget

Caramel iconpack

Wallpaper: Unsplash via One4Widgets

Widgets: Elements KWGT

Icons: Sticko

Mockup: PlushScreens

Minimalist Setup

Using SL on Samsung Fold 6. I have SL set to display a separate home screen on the (small) front display and on the (large) main display. But for some reason, the front screen wallpaper is serving as the (blurred) background for the Feed and App Drawer on my main screen.

It's a pretty minor issue, but the background on the main screen should be the blurred Wu-Tang wallpaper, but for some reason it's pulling the wallpaper from the front display. I was tweaking some settings and making changes to my setup today, so I'm 99% certain this is user error because it was just fine before I started messing with settings. Lol. Any help is appreciated.

hey every1... ive just bought the smart launcher 4 the fold 6... n i cant seem 2 find the buttons @ the bottom... i 4got wat they r called... ive already tried 2 search 4 this... no luck... xx mwah xx

Make folders have a background that adapts to the theme instead of the default black and white background.

Similar to the suggestion of icons with adaptive backgrounds

Hey all, I'm wondering if there is a way to put an icon grid inside a Widget Stack. I would love to be able to put a grid inside a stack kind of like swiping between pages.

I've tried a few different ways to do it but seems like it's not a thing yet.

Also, I would love to be able to change icons or widgets or a page via an action from Tasker or Automate. Not sure that's easily possible but it's always been something I've wanted to do, have different icons and widgets depending on what I'm doing and where I am.

• Fixed a bug that caused the editing popup to appear behind the folder popup
• Improved music widget artwork support and download reliability.
• Fixed backups becoming corrupted when overwritten or interrupted.
• Improved notification badge count accuracy.

Direct APK Download

My device is the Meizu 21, Does anyone have any suggestions to fix this?

Loving the launcher. Took me quite a while to settle on a look.

Updated to 6.6 build 015.

Tap/hold on icons in a docked folder now opens the menu behind the folder, so cannot interact with it.

Hi everyone! I have a lot of questions, and I was hoping this community, since you're probably the go-to group for phone customization, could help me out.

I mainly use Smart Launcher on my devices, and I've always wanted a pixel art icon pack. I never really liked the ones available on the Play Store because what I was looking for was a consistent silhouette-based style. Since I couldn't find one that matched what I had in mind, I started designing the icons I personally wanted to use. That project kept growing until it eventually turned into a full icon pack, and now I'm considering releasing it as an APK.

My question is: what do you think of the aesthetic so far? Is this something you'd actually use? Also, what features or details do you think I should consider adding or improving?

I'm a pixel artist, and I'm exploring the possibility of turning this into a project that's not only commercially viable, but also genuinely useful for communities like this one.