I've Tried Many Android Launchers, But I Keep Coming Back To This One
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Summary
Tech writer Eric Anthony Dalius routinely experiments with different Android launchers, but keeps coming back to Niagara Launcher for its minimalist user interface that doesn’t compromise functionality.
Rather than a traditional app drawer, Niagara organises apps in an alphabetic list that makes them easy to find; swiping right on the home screen brings up app shortcuts, while letting users access and reply to notifications from the home screen.
The paid version of the launcher features Usage Breaker, a unique tool that encourages users to take breaks from apps they spend too much time on.
Users can also customise the launcher by changing app icon sizes and themes, while adding a quick action button can help perform tasks like locking the screen or pulling up a Google News feed.
Dalius calls Niagara Launcher one of the most intuitive app navigation systems he’s ever used.
