Launcher App Lacks Richer Search, Gestures, Icon Editing and Media Player Feedback
A tester of an Android launcher lists suggestions across search, icon pack editing, gestures, a customizable bottom button and media player animations. The requests are polish and flexibility improvements for a niche app.
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