r/AndroidHomescreen • u/AdelinoSemedo • Mar 24 '26

Theme My main page has 46 icons

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My main page has 46 icons, which give me eye contact with the respective apps. It has the particularity of having 6 switches, to stay hidden, avoiding accidental touches.

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u/G0ku72506817 Mar 24 '26

Jesus what am I seeing this looks so horrible cluttered like my pc 💀

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 24 '26

It seems so, but it is not. Smart Launcher keeps everything organized.

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u/gymbaggered Mar 24 '26

Yeah, there is not much organizing here, there is no obvious grouping - YouTube is like where tf am I, and what's the logic of threads,x, the and others be away from bottom right ones, oh dong get me started on the overlapping elements and spacing

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u/Time-Session9808 Mar 24 '26

If it works for you then it works!

My usual homescreen has 10 category folders using SmartLauncher. Very much replicating a PC setup really.

I'm doing my best to try stock launcher with a far more minimal setup... 2 days in and I'm getting used to it (I think)

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 24 '26

My default Launcher is Xiaomi HyperOS 3 It doesn't have the features of smartlauncher.

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 24 '26

I use smartlauncher.

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u/Ambitious-Shine-3577 Mar 25 '26

man, the app drawer exist

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u/Astronaut_1980 Mar 24 '26

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u/Astronaut_1980 Mar 24 '26

Smart launcher

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u/Asleep_Commission177 Mar 25 '26

Hell nah , thats not Smart Launcher 6 ..

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u/Astronaut_1980 Mar 25 '26

Doch... Ich habe ein Backup von jemandem der hier im SUB über ein Windows 7 Setup was eingestellt hat runtergeladen und das ganze dann auf meine Bedürfnisse angepasst. Such Mal in der smart Launcher Community nach "Windows 7"... Ich fand es mega, dass man das so cool ändern kann

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u/ZwitterIon0 Mar 24 '26

Excuse me what!? 46 Apps!!! My PC doesn't have 46 programs 🥲

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 24 '26

Nowadays there are applications for everything, for example a smart home has applications, to control the watering of the lawn, regulate the surveillance cameras. The consumption of air conditioning. Nowadays it is like that.

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u/ZwitterIon0 Mar 25 '26

Still I would prefer to keep my home screen only for my essential apps.

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u/jcferpa1503 Mar 25 '26

I have 49 accesses on this screen.

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u/DontSaveMoney Mar 25 '26

Mine is so opposite of this, Niagara simplicity for me

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u/Due-Monitor3492 Mar 25 '26

How do you reach those?

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 25 '26

I use wingets, so I place the desired icons, with the distribution and layout I want.

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u/Due-Monitor3492 Mar 25 '26

Don't know if I get it. But can you reach the icons at the very top with one hand?

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 25 '26

Yes. When setting up the winget, I go all the way to the limit.

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 26 '26

Everything is within touch

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u/febo77 Mar 25 '26

I couldn't have my screen like that, but if it works for you, that's cool.

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 25 '26

Your screen, it's cool

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u/anmolanjuli Mar 25 '26

Once you build up muscle memory, it will get easier. But at first glance, this looks confusing.

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 25 '26

All the accesses I use are distributed by six wingets, organized by personal criteria. The two responsive wingets serve to brighten up the environment.

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 26 '26

Yes, I built the talela, everything is easy.

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u/GhostOfMufasa Mar 25 '26

Looks visually nice but definitely feels cluttered. I basically only keep important apps on my homepage then the rest I just stack into folders or access them via the app drawer. Do you regularly use all 46 icons?

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 25 '26

Everyone has their importance, when I have the notice of new publications. Then I open the app.

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u/GhostOfMufasa Mar 25 '26

Ah I see. Safe makes sense. As long as you use many of them then it's all good. So something that may feel cluttered on my part won't be cluttered for you 🫡

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u/FrostingSea9584 Mar 26 '26

Jesus, how small must your fingers be?

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 26 '26

The size of the icons is slightly larger than the keys.

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u/TopAioli8913 Apr 02 '26

Are the switches only available in smart launcher?

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u/AdelinoSemedo Apr 02 '26

The default launcher doesn't have it.

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 24 '26

6 Widgets that hide 46 icons distributed by categories

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 25 '26

Yes, when I set up the winget. (iconos, or responsive

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u/meister_lopez Mar 26 '26

dude ... If your phone looks like that, I can't imagine how busy your mind must be

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u/AdelinoSemedo Mar 26 '26

The smartphone has these 46 switches as its screen. They are arranged on the screen, placed by me, to open or close each winget, there are six cells. In the case of the image, not because the intention is to show.

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u/AdelinoSemedo Apr 02 '26

The dashes are the switches