[ApolloFortyNine]

This launcher has solved launchers imo, organization barely matters when if you simply remember the name of the app, you can get there in under a second easily.

Sometimes I forget something was in my favorites and just use the scroll by habit, its just that big a non issue.

[peheje]

Your thoughts about the Niagara Launcher and how it solves your problems, is quite interesting to me.

You mention you simply remember the name, I find that difficult for me. I don't remember whether it's "Google Maps" or "Maps", if it's "Headphones" or "Sony Headphones".

I have tried a few times to get into the Niagara launcher, but without luck. It's too mm. "sterile" for me?. I really like being able to group apps in the 2D-"space" of the grid system. Main screen tries to be uncluttered but music control to the right, light-bulbs control to the left, car in middle.

Payment? That's a bottom row on page 2. Communication - right side of lower row. Etc. etc.

It does sometimes get a bit wonky . not very "pleasent" to the eye, but it's so pleasent for my brain at least.

I sometimes try to clean up, but the apps often ends up grouping together again in almost the same configuration.

Here's to difference preferences for launchers! Cheers.

[seraphine]

You can rename apps in Niagara btw. Spotify -> Music for example

[rubslopes]

I've been using Niagara for years and I like it very much, but the scrollable list is my least favorite feature for the same reasons you mentioned.

To access an app I always swipe up, tap the first two letters and Enter.