Are you sticking with this launcher?

PhobicCarrot

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The main reason I stick w/ Nova is that the app drawer is a single long list. I cannot stand when the apps are listed in a grid. My (messed up) mind just cannot find the apps when presented in the grid format.
 

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When using Pixel Launcher occasionally I cannot hear audio of incoming calls. When using Nova Launcher I have never had audio problems with income calls. Oops, using Pixel 2.
 
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I'm sticking with the stock launcher. Every time this conversation comes up with a new device I feel like I am missing out on something because all the power users have Nova. Each time, I go an reinstall nova and spend some time setting it up and decide I don't like it any better than the stock launcher. It has tons of tweaks, but I just don't need them. Sometimes it is missing something that I really like on the stock launcher. I am not falling for it this time. :)
 

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I am sticking with the stock launcher. I wish I could get rid of the white icon frames, but everything else is OK.
 

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Re: Nova uses Pie Gestures

Does Nova have the ability to change the navigation setup back to the traditional 3 button navigation setup?
I was wondering this same question myself. I don't think I could get used to not having the gestures instead of the three buttons and was hoping that a third party launcher could restore them.
No it doesn't.
Bummer! I can't believe Google isn't giving us the option to have the buttons and not have to use gestures! Guess I'll be sticking with my Galaxy S9+ (with Nova Launcher) a little longer.
 
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Paryank Kansara

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The feature of managing folders inside the app drawer itself is enough for me to stick with Nova Prime. The best part of it is, when I create a folder in app drawer and add a shortcut at desktop. They are automatically in sync. Meaning, adding/removing app in the folder automatically reflects changes in drawer and shortcut.
 

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Other than locking desktop which prevent from accidentally moving icons, I'm good with Pixel launcher. Sticking with it, though also have Nova and others to try out once in a while if I get bored. But majority of times I'm with Pixel launcher.
 

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I love Nova, never thought I would use a launcher. I have Pixel 2 XL. But to resize all my Icons smaller to fit most so many apps on 1 screen is great. I'm using 12x9 grid as home screen. On my App drawer, I can see every app in one screen using 12x10 grid, no scrolling. I've hidden a few, but its great to be able to see every app on 1 screen. I only scroll left/right for email widgets, calendar, memos, etc.
 

Kalvin Kerns

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If I get a Pixel I'll probably immediately switch to Nova. Love it on my GS8. Quick question:. In order to port over my exact settings in Nova from the S8 to Pixel would I just save my backup in Device Storage (on the S8)?