TMCandClaude Fable 5.2 3b7388c473 Blur behind open folders; hide the icons of a switched-off dock
Folder blur: while a folder is open on the home screen, what is behind it
is blurred, icons and widgets through a RenderEffect and the wallpaper
through the launcher surface's background blur. It is a new input of the
depth controller (folderBlur, 0 to 1), because that controller already
owns both kinds of blur and cleared anything set past it on every frame
of the folder's wallpaper zoom. The folder's spring animation drives it in
step with the dimming, and the places that reset the dimming reset it too.
It works with the wallpaper depth effect switched off, without bringing
the folder's wallpaper zoom along. Setting: Folders > Blur behind open
folders, on by default (flexera_folder_blur). Folders in the app list are
left as they were.

Dock: with the dock switched off the hotseat has no height, but its icons
were still drawn just below the screen edge, and the 97.5% zoom-out behind
an open folder brought their tops into view. One more alpha channel on
the icons hides them.

Checked on the emulator (Android 17 image, window blur available): open,
close by tap outside, Back and Home, an app started from the folder, sleep
and wake, the setting off, and the depth effect off.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Fable 5.2 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Lawnchair 16

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Smartphone home screen shown in day and night themes, featuring Android Material You dynamic color styling across the wallpaper, clock widget, and app icons.

Lawnchair is a free, open-source home app for Android. Taking Launcher3—Android’s default home app—as a starting point, it ports Pixel Launcher features and introduces rich customization options.

This branch houses the codebase of Lawnchair 16, which is currently in development and is based on Launcher3 from Android 16. For Lawnchair 9 to 15, see the branches with the 9- to 15- prefixes, respectively.

Features

  • Material 3 Expressive theming that follows your wallpaper and system colors.
  • At a Glance widget support, with integration for Smartspacer.
  • QuickSwitch support for Android Recents integration on Android 15-16 (root required).
  • Global search for apps, contacts, and web results from the home screen.
  • Customization options for icon packs, fonts, and color settings.

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Get it on Google Play Get it on IzzyOnDroid Get it on Obtainium Get it on GitHub

Lawnchair on Play Store will install as a different app compared to other sources. Features may be restricted to comply with Google Play’s publishing rules.

You can also verify your installation to check if you have installed an official build.

Development builds

Interested in keeping yourself up-to-date with every Lawnchair development? Try our development builds!

These builds offer the latest features and bug fixes at a cost of performance and additional issues. Make backups before installing.

Download: Obtainium • GitHub • nightly.link

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