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I REALLY like Niagara launcher. I have an old OnePlus and it works really well, is aesthetically pleasing and has just the right amount of features. [1] https:

I REALLY like Niagara launcher. I have an old OnePlus and it works really well, is aesthetically pleasing and has just the right amount of features. [1] https://niagaralauncher.com/ https://niagaralauncher.com/

rpdillon 9mo ago
Wow, I hadn't seen a launcher with an annual subscription before. $14/year. https://help.niagaralauncher.app/article/104-price-of-niagara-pro https://help.niagaralauncher.app/article/104-price-of-niagar...
- Valodim 9mo ago
  You mean one with a business model where the user isn't the product? I happily paid for a (fairly expensive) lifetime license of Niagara, hoping that I will never read an "after the acquisition, all developers were fired and all ad frameworks were added" article about it.
  - rpdillon 9mo ago
    Nova was a launcher with a business model, too. FOSS launchers are more resistant. I recommend KISS.
    - rjzzleep 9mo ago
      I feel like what updates on phones should require manual user approval when the owning entity changes.
- Fnoord 9mo ago
  A lifetime subscription is 3x the yearly subscription. Significant, but used to be normal prices for buying an application license.
- deleted 9mo ago
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- rjzzleep 9mo ago
  I bought the lifetime license, but I guess I bought it before they raised the prices. Unfortunately, I feel like it's too much of a niche product to be sustainable on the previous price they had. $40 is a lot of money for most people, but probably not for a big portion of the user base here. (but today, I too would probably not pay that much)
jcoll81 9mo ago
It is also great with foldables be out supports having 2 different layouts.