TMCandClaude Fable 5.2 3cb262617c Search field scrolls with the list; magnifier on the alphabet; a chosen letter's group goes to the middle
Three more requests from the owner on 12 November 2026.

Search field
- The field scrolls away with the list and comes back at the list's top, so the list has
  the whole height once it is scrolled. The field is not turned into a list row. The list
  now starts at the top of the drawer instead of under the field and keeps the field's room
  as top padding (ActivityAllAppsContainerView.replaceAppsRVContainer and
  AdapterHolder.applyPadding); FlexeraDrawer.moveSearchFieldWithList shifts the field by as
  much as the list has scrolled, measured from the first row, and cuts it at the same line
  the rows are cut at, the lower edge of the status bar.
- With work tabs, a hidden or a floating search field, and during a search, nothing changes.

Alphabet
- A magnifier above the letters stands for the search field. Scrubbing to it jumps the list
  to its top; the bubble shows the magnifier. The stretch of edge kept for the strip grows
  by one place for it.
- The strip measures its room from where the list's rows start, not from the list's top.

Chosen letter
- A scrub brings the letter's group to the middle of the screen, where the thumb is,
  instead of to the top: the group's middle on the list's middle, a long group's header no
  higher than 22% of the height. At either end of the list the list stops at its end, so
  the first groups stay at the top and the last ones rest at the bottom.

Checked on the Android 17 emulator: scrolling by hand, scrubs to a middle letter, the last
letter and the magnifier, typing a search and leaving it, reopening after a scrub, the hold
and edge gestures, and a row's long-press menu.

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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