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v0.8.1
Home's grid can have 4 to 9 columns. Pick a font for the launcher and widgets; style settings preview changes live. Widgets can send data to web services, and their text fields stay above the keyboard. The store shows apps' icons and screens; settings lists widget updates. Settings pages have a back arrow, the home menu a settings gear. Android 17: local network access. Linux: GPU fixes for Mali and MSAA apps; Antigravity and Copilot take prompts, OpenCode installs again. A rotation fix.
v0.7.10
Owl apps: small apps that open full screen from the app list, from the store's new apps tab or made with an agent, and go back a level inside. Widgets and apps can show pictures and play sounds from the web and list your installed apps. Home can hide the status bar. The store marks new widgets and has more categories. App search ignores accents. Linux gets GPU acceleration on Adreno phones.
v0.7.9
Settings open in their own window, quickly, and come back as you left them; the feed's settings, backup & restore and icons are there too. Text files open in the launcher's own editor, also Linux's, and Files has a new look with a new-file action. New coding agents: Oh My Pi, Ori, Muse Code and Kimi. Terminals no longer flicker when the keyboard opens, and themes from the catalog show their screenshot.
v0.7.8
Fixes the theme and wallpaper going missing after the launcher restarts, on a phone set up with the theme it first offers. Backups name that theme too.
v0.7.7
Home tiles keep working when an app switches its icon or renames its launcher activity in an update (Duolingo, X). The now playing widget opens the app when the player won't start, taps in widgets like dice and 2048 respond right away, and the koi pond's koi turn in arcs.
v0.7.6
Swiping down on home pulls down the notification shade, like stock launchers. In settings › gestures it can open quick settings instead, with the power and settings buttons, or the home menu, or do nothing.
v0.7.5
Long-press an app, in the app list or on home, for the shortcuts it offers, like a new incognito tab or navigating home: tap one to open it, or [+] to put it on home. App names, tiles and widget dates follow a change of the phone's language, and widgets use less battery while their clock isn't shown.
v0.7.4
Apps can pin shortcuts to your home screen after you agree, like websites installed from Chrome's Add to Home screen. They show on home and in a shortcuts section of the app list, and long-press removes one.
v0.7.3
Icon packs: pick one in settings › icons (packs from the Play Store and F-Droid work), give any app its own icon or picture, or have your coding agent draw a whole pack in your theme's colors. Folders on home can have a name: tap it in the open folder, or rename from the folder's edit bar. Codex can run commands in the launcher's Linux, and the agent picked in the bar is the one every agent task uses.
v0.7.2
The feed and open folders follow your style.toml: the feed takes the full-screen panels' gaps and outline, like settings and the stores, and a folder opens out of its tile's own outline and stays where the tiles are. At the default style nothing changes.