This one returned to beta after the rebrand. Thus, there are likely some bugs for now. Microsoft is rebuilding this app from the ground up and you can try it out here if you would like. It features a very minimal UI with a clean look, excellent ergonomics, and a sleek look. The app also tries to limit your need of the notification shade with integrated message notifications as well as music controls.
There are some light theming options available along with basic stuff like icon pack support. The stable version launched in February of and included a bunch of bug fixes and some minor design changes.
Like Apex Launcher, Nova has been around since the good old days. It remains not only relevant, but one of the best Android launcher app options available. It has a laundry list of customization features that include gesture support, the ability to customize the look and feel of the app, icon pack support, themes, and much, much more.
The app also gets updated at a breakneck pace which means bugs generally get squished quickly and new features are added consistently. It also comes with the ability to backup and restore your home screen layouts for when you eventually switch to a new phone.
Olauncher is one of the newer Android launcher apps on this list. It boasts a minimal UI, fewer than average customizations, and distraction-free use. The app intentionally omits common graphical elements like icons in order to minimize the experience. The app is newer and the developer is still adding new features.
Still, this is one of the better minimal style launchers in recent memory. Poco Launcher is the stock launcher for the popular and cheap Pocophone. This is a fairly basic launcher. It has your basic stock Android-ish layout with icons on a home screen and a swipe-to-access app drawer.
You can customize stuff like the home screen grid and the app drawer background. It also has a privacy option that hides icons from the app drawer if you want. Otherwise, it runs light and smooth. Rootless Launcher is a decent, stock Android style launcher from You get a stock Android look and feel with some additional customization elements to complete the look.
Some of the features include icon pack support, adaptive icon pack support, an icon shape selector, themes based on your wallpaper, and you can change the location of the search bar. You can also get Google Feed working on this launcher, but like most it requires an extra plug-in download and installation.
The website with the instructions for that are in the Google Play description. This is right up there with Hyperion and Lawnchair as a great option for stock Android fans. Smart Launcher 5 is a vast difference from Smart Launcher 3. It features a modern UI, ambient theming features, modern features like adaptive icons, and more.
It even has a weather and clock widget and gesture controls. Your Android, your style Customize, personalize, and revitalize your phone for a fresh look. M Feed Stay productive by putting the essentials at your fingertips.
Dark theme Dark theme changes the default background to a darker color, which is easier on the eyes, improves focus and battery life. Landscape mode Microsoft Launcher supports vertical and horizontal orientations to enhance your viewing preference.
Begin every day with a fresh look Microsoft Launcher comes packaged with free access to beautiful Bing wallpaper—set it as your background and the image automatically refreshes daily. Install Microsoft Launcher. One username, one password, all your accounts Get started with a free Microsoft account.
Is it possible to build a client launcher that can be pre-configured for one project only and even better with a end date then emailed to the client with their log in details.
Our projects are not the typical factory based scada systems. We deplay machines all over the world that communicate back via mqtt and we have our company personal on site dor doing site reports etc.
We want to share these reports and any down time analytics with the client engineers. So we want them to be able to log on to our projects but in the simplest way possible. FWIW, Perspective will allow you to deep link into any view of any project, no client launchers needed. They are really kind of a nightmare to work with sometimes. However, we have software management and deployment appliances that make software deployment X easier than Microsoft built in stuff and its cross platform when needed.
Also, it allows our Ignition people to manage the install ourselves and have full control without needing to run to IT every time there is an update.
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