With great power comes great responsibility. I, being restless with my phone customization habits, keep trying new Android launchers when I get bored with the current one. I’ve tried everything from a tiny discreet launcher that shows you almost nothing to a custom open-source Pixel launcher. But I always end up reinstalling Niagara Launcher, and for one good reason.
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