We've got some great news for you. We've released a new update, version 3, with a completely new app design and a powerful dynamic color system. System theme colors can now be applied not only to the launcher UI but also to the layout design. Just turn on the "Dynamic color scheme" in the UI & Animation options and apply "Dynamic color" to the color attributes of your objects or launcher settings. Applying dynamic color scheme Setting a dynamic color to a color attribute Here are the key new features in this update: - renewed the app design - resolved some issues on Android 14 - supports "Dynamic color" for most options using colors - new dynamic image: "Themed image" - added "Dynamic color scheme" in the UI & Animation options for Android 12+ - added "Themed icon", "Force themed icon" in the Icon style options for Android 13+ - added "Dark icon on navigation bar" in the UI & Animation o
There are 2 types of search screens in Total launcher, which are open by the launcher actions: App search and Contact search. App search screen Many users often ask me how to customize the design of these screens. So, I'd like to explain how to do it here. You should know first how the launcher action (ex: App search) works. When you invoke the launcher action, the launcher tries to search a most top app drawer widget. If the launcher has found an app drawer widget, it would be used to show the search results. Otherwise, it opens the built-in window with an app drawer in the screenshot. As you guess out now, since you cannot change the design of the built-in window, you should make a your own window instead. Here's the steps for the solution. 1. make a new window. 2. put an app drawer widget onto it. 3. customize the design of the window and the widget. 4. set "Action on open" to the launcher action (App search) in the window options. 5. open the window for your own