- Refactor code (please test for bugs)

I'll need someone on Android 5.0/5.1 to test icon packs and google now

- Hide icon packs in drawer ONLY when one is being used

So you can still access them when you switch to the default icons

Does the black Google Now panel work for ANYONE that's not on Oreo yet? I know it works on 8.0 and 8.1 but haven't had confirmation for anything lower

I think it's safe to say the Google app is only changing for 8.0 and 8.1. Sorry for older Android users

Soon™
(Yes, programming from my phone is not productive)

- First attempt at lollipop support
- Temporarily revert new bugged spring

If anything broke compared to the previous version, please tell me now!

Future tip: if your feature request requires an additional settings entry, the answer is no

- Smartspace in product sans

- Now in Google Sans.. apparently Google is not using Product Sans anymore

- Add back spring when opening app drawer
- Fixed bug where spring would stay active
- Code deobfuscation, please test

- Setting to disable Google Now
- Setting to open At A Glance
- About page with version and app info
- Click the version to go to the releases

I realize this sounds hypocritical now, but except for the releases link these are all in the real Pixel Launcher

Plans:
- App suggestions (or something similar?)
- Fix high dpi popup arrow location

Programming is a continuous cycle of writing down what you came up with, and then solving bugs one by one. And to me, the second part might be the most interesting.

It feels like a puzzle, like solving a murder case where you have to apply your deductive reasoning skills to nail it down, gathering evidence for a certain class being the culprit, then a function, and eventually finding that one wrong variable that destroyed your program from the inside. Once you've solved it, you both get the satisfaction of finding the truth behind the mystery, and having the function you initially wanted to implement work.

If you get to the level where you are not thinking about the syntax but about the bigger picture, programming can be so fun and rewarding you could call it addictive.

Just something that popped up in my sleep deprived mind after a week of both University deadlines and working non-stop on this launcher in my free time.

Google Now disable option is not doing anything, working on fixing it rn