Have a question. I'm trying to customize the app drawer icon with one of my own icons I got on the web. I know I'm able to just drag other icons to the dock bar but how do I do it for the "box" drawer icon? Is this possible? I know launcher pro does ask this but adw runs better for me... Thanks.
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xxsicpuppyxx said:
Have a question. I'm trying to customize the app drawer icon with one of my own icons I got on the web. I know I'm able to just drag other icons to the dock bar but how do I do it for the "box" drawer icon? Is this possible? I know launcher pro does ask this but adw runs better for me... Thanks.
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Download the theme template and make your own theme:
http://github.com/AnderWeb/ADW.Theme-Template/archives/master
Please be sure to share here. I'd love to see your work.
Hey guys, I was just wondering if anyone knows of an app which can change the icons in the app drawer? I've tried many apps but all they do is change the home screen icons. Any help on how to do this would be very much appreciated.
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This function may be possible by switching to a different launcher, but I do not know which launcher would be capable of doing this. Usually the images in the drawer are read directly from the apk, and the apps which change the icons on the home screen can get around this by making a widget with the specified icon, which points to the application.
If there are only a few applications you want changed, it is possible to change them the hard way, by extracting the apk, changing the icon in the "/res/drawable-?dpi" folder, and then installing the new application by hand. (It will no longer be signed, so you will have to go to allow this in Settings > Applications > Unknown sources)
I don't think any launchers are capable of changing app drawer icons. Looks like I may have to do it the hard way
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m also waiting
m also waiting for such app
Winston O'Boogie said:
I don't think any launchers are capable of changing app drawer icons. Looks like I may have to do it the hard way
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You can use go launcher which has option to change icons.. All U need is an icon pack..
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Launcher pro can change app drawer icons,as can adw launcher. Just get an icon pack...or better still, make one. It's easier with launcher pro.
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I'm using adw launcher and it can't change the icons. I have a really cool icon pack, and it changes the icons... but not all of them.. so everything doesn't match. On adw you can't manually change the icons of an individual app. I'll give launcher pro a go
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I'm using adw launcher and it can't change the icons. I have a really cool icon pack, and it changes the icons... but not all of them.. so everything doesn't match. On adw you can't manually change the icons of an individual app. I'll give launcher pro a go
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Best of luck,get back to us with how it goes.
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Try LiveHome
Winston O'Boogie said:
Hey guys, I was just wondering if anyone knows of an app which can change the icons in the app drawer? I've tried many apps but all they do is change the home screen icons. Any help on how to do this would be very much appreciated.
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Try LiveHome. With this launcher, you can manually change the icon and also label name of any app in appdrawer.
Cheers man. It won't recognise my icon pack though, but still, it's the first launcher I've seen that can change the app drawer icons
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Going to try it now
Thanks ALOT. Ive been looking for a few days to find a way to change labels in the app drawer. I could find ways to password lock certain ones, but nothing to change the labels. I finally posted in 2 forums last night, asking if anyone knew ANYway to, but still no answers at 1 &was told that only thing possible is there are some apps that change icons &let u change labels on Home screens only, at the other. I'm gonna try this right now. Thanks ALOT!!!
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Thanks ALOT. Ive been looking for a few days to find a way to change labels in the app drawer. I could find ways to password lock certain ones, but nothing to change the labels. I finally posted in 2 forums last night, asking if anyone knew ANYway to, but still no answers at 1 &was told that only thing possible is there are some apps that change icons &let u change labels on Home screens only, at the other. I'm gonna try this right now. Thanks ALOT!!!
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hey for anyone wanting to know sslauncer allows for u to change app icons and labels in app drawer
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I installed apex launcher and that applied its icon pack to my app drawer. Now any app with the same name has the same icon... any way to change this?
Can it? Without using a Launcher?
Wrong topic
i'm using holo laucher and it can change the icons in the app drawer, desktop, and folders. just long press on the icon to edit it and you can choose icons from market downloadable theme packs or even use gallery pics :beer:
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its not an app for ur phone but heres a program on th computer that might change the icons for ya.
http://forum.xda-developers.com/showthread.php?t=890876
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i'm using holo laucher and it can change the icons in the app drawer, desktop, and folders. just long press on the icon to edit it and you can choose icons from market downloadable theme packs or even use gallery pics :beer:
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When i press long a Icon in the Drawer this comes direct on my Desktop, no Options , the Options are only at the Desktop!
Why ??
Nova launcher just got an update, now to change an app drawer icon (to a picture from gallery and hence a uzip, or from an apk) long press on the app icon in the draw. Drag it to the edit symbol. Click the app icon in the edit popup. Choose icon as desired!
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I know it's possible to deactivate buttons but can I hide it?
ADW Launcher supports hiding the system bar, either by icon or a gesture of your choice.
The other launchers I don't know, trebuchet does not...
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Trebuchet does support hidden notification bar, but I cannot figure how to show it.
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Decided to make some alternatives to the Kat icon because it wasn't matching the Minimal UI icon set, thought i'd share them.
All in one pack
https://app.box.com/s/88hovdgb0voyr0k41zcs
How can I change the icons??
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carson0 said:
How can I change the icons??
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You either need a launcher that supports custom icons (I.e Nova Launcher, ADW Launcher etc.) or an app called Desktop Visualizer.
Hello guys,i have installed the UltimaROM ROM on my phone and i love it , but the app list , the screen where the apps are is not transparent It shows a black background and not the wallpaper i have in my home screen.
How can i make it transparent?
Any help ? :/
You are probably using Trebuchet launcher which does not have that option. Go grab Nova or Apex. They are better and have what you are looking for + more
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Actually i'm using TouchWiz.
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Actually i'm using TouchWiz.
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Then Sandman's advice still applies. If you want a transparent app drawer you'll need a custom launcher that supports it.
How does one load a launcher? Or a kernel? Same as flashing gapps?
Lol no. Its an app. Just go to the play store. Type in Nova Launcher. Click install then Open. (Or click Home button).
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